Ukrainian-Japanese FPV KT-2 drones appear on Brave1 Market: key details and specs

Tactical FPV interceptor drones KT-2, developed by Ukrainian-Japanese manufacturer Kurin Technologies, have been listed on the Brave1 Market digital platform.

Two modifications are available on the platform: the KT-2 DD, equipped with a digital electro-optical daylight camera, and the KT-2 DT, fitted with a thermal imaging payload. The manufacturer positions both UAV variants as tactical interceptors designed to destroy enemy reconnaissance and strike aerial targets, such as Orlan, Lancet (Zala), and Supercam drones.

The drones feature a stated tactical operational radius of 20 km. They can reach speeds of up to 220 km/h, feature a flight endurance of up to 30 minutes, and achieve an operational ceiling of 5,000 m.

The daylight-equipped variant is priced at over UAH 44,000, while the thermal-imaging version costs UAH 73,000. The UAVs are available for purchase using ePoints under the state eBaly procurement program.

Kurin Technologies is a Ukrainian UAV developer that operates with a low public profile. In September, Japanese corporation Terra Drone acquired a 50% stake in the company for US$3.5 million.