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  1. Germany confirmed its involvement in a deal to fund the purchase of 50,000 attack drones for Ukraine, utilizing technology from companies like SkyFall and Auterion.
  2. SkyFall, a Ukrainian defense technology firm, presented a new drone design at the Farnborough airshow.

SkyFall Unveils StarGate Aerial Medical Evacuation Drone

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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SkyFall unveiled StarGate, an aerial medical evacuation drone, which can collect injured soldiers and transport them to a medical unit. The drone has a one-way range of 15 kilometers, can fly autonomously, and has a basic price of $50,000. It is equipped with countermeasures, including anti-drone nets, and can carry a payload of up to 150 kilograms.

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The introduction of specialized medical evacuation technology by SkyFall relates to the broader context of military drone procurement for Ukraine. This technology could influence the supply and demand for specialized defense equipment in the region.

SkyFall, a Ukrainian defense technology firm, recently presented a new drone design at the Farnborough airshow, and Germany confirmed funding for 50,000 attack drones for Ukraine using technology from companies like SkyFall.

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