Lab 254 · strike system

T-REX — turnkey strike system

FPV in three classes (10 / 13 / 15) with Tracer Guidance onboard.

Pixel Lock, Cruise Control, optional AI target recognition — T-REX completes the strike even when the target is under EW jamming or moving.

700 m

Terminal-guidance acquisition

up to 45 km

Range

Configurations · serial production

The system is codified. Available with a digital (HD) or analog video link. Configuration is matched to the mission — long-range engagement or a heavier warhead.

T-REX — FPV frame in flight, olive-green guidance module with camera visible, three-blade props against the sky.
Same architecture for 10 / 13 / 15 · only the frame size differs
  • T-REX 10 compact frame, high maneuverability
  • T-REX 13 core of the series, balanced payload and range
  • T-REX 15 larger frame, maximum payload

Lineup

Three classes for three missions

Compact frame

T-REX 10 / 10A

up to 3 kg · up to 25 km · up to 120 km/h

The lightest, fastest class. Maneuverability for close combat and urban strikes. When speed and agility decide the engagement, not warhead mass.

Core of the series

T-REX 13 / 13A

up to 5 kg · up to 40 km · up to 110 km/h

Mid class, the core of the system. Long-range strike missions when you need more warhead, farther out. A balance of payload, range, and maneuverability.

Maximum payload

T-REX 15 / 15A

up to 6 kg · up to 45 km · up to 100 km/h

Heavy class. Reinforced frame, heavy-lift motors. For missions where warhead mass decides the outcome — fortified structures, heavy vehicles, dual loadout.

Flight behavior, strike accuracy, EW resilience, and the 5000 m ceiling are the same across all three classes. Only payload and dimensions differ.

Technical parameters

T-REX specifications

Parameters that are the same across all classes (10 / 13 / 15) and all video-link options (digital / analog).

Flight timeup to 50 min
Altitude30–5000 m
Pixel Lockfrom 700 m · on moving targets
Aim correctionthe operator refines the aim box after terminal guidance engages
Digital zoomon the Tracer Guidance camera · for aim and target refinement
AI recognitionoptional · backstops missed detections
Wind tolerance10–12 m/s (crosswind)
Guidance moduleTracer Guidance onboard as standard
Video linkdigital (10 / 13 / 15) — HD quality · analog (10A / 13A / 15A) — zero latency, compatible with standard FPV goggles
Codificationthe system is codified
T-REX — FPV frame in the field, with Tracer Guidance onboard
T-REX · production frame with Tracer Guidance onboard

How it works

From launch to impact

Every T-REX reaches the target through jamming. Onboard Tracer Guidance flies the drone autonomously through the EW zone, and terminal guidance completes the engagement even under tactical EW.

Operator launch · trajectory FRIENDLY EW ZONE link ✗ navigation ✗ Cruise Control local trajectory link restored ENEMY EW ZONE · TARGET WITHIN link ✗ navigation ✗ video ✗ Pixel Lock autonomous terminal guidance LOCKED Target piloted flight autonomous Tracer Guidance flight EW zone (friendly or enemy)

Comparison

Classes side by side

How 10, 13, and 15 differ from one another — payload, range, speed, dimensions. Shared characteristics are above.

T-REX 10 / 10A T-REX 13 / 13A T-REX 15 / 15A
Role Compact frame Core of the series Maximum payload
Max. payloadup to 3.0 kgup to 5.0 kgup to 6.0 kg
Rangeup to 25 kmup to 40 kmup to 45 km
Max. speedup to 120 km/hup to 110 km/hup to 100 km/h
Cruise60–70 km/h55–70 km/h55–70 km/h
Max. takeoff weight1400 g2100 g2400 g
Dimensions (H×L×W)375×315×100 mm475×490×100 mm540×550×100 mm

Documentation

Manuals and one-pagers

User manual

In progress

Coming soon

One-pager

PDF · EN

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