South Korean Company NES&TEC Innovates with TM-200 Tilting Multicopter Drone Designed for Tactical Military Operations.

The Korea Army International Defense Exhibition, Kadex 2024, taking place from October 2 to 6, 2024, in South Korea, was marked by the presentation of the TM-200, an innovative multicopter developed by the South Korean company NES&TEC. This next-generation drone, designed for military and tactical missions, drew attention from participants due to its advanced technical features and operational potential in complex environments.

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NES&TEC TM-200 Tilting Multicopter Drone (Picture source: Army Recognition)

The TM-200 is a tilting multicopter, with compact dimensions (1420 mm in diameter and 500 mm in height), making it easily transportable while maintaining a payload capacity of 6 kg. With a total weight of 14 kg, it stands out for its relative lightness, while offering a cruising speed of 40 km/h in automatic mode. Thanks to its flight autonomy of up to 60 minutes and an operational range between 5 and 10 km, this drone is particularly suited for extended missions and deep reconnaissance operations.

One of the key features of the TM-200 is its ability to perform precise strikes thanks to its attitude control system, which allows for highly accurate targeting. Additionally, the drone is equipped with an integrated encryption module, ensuring confidentiality and secure communications throughout its missions.

The TM-200 is specifically designed for targeted attack missions and surgical strikes, particularly in tactically sensitive environments. With its capability to be operated by a single individual, this drone is easy to deploy, making it a valuable asset for military forces seeking to enhance their field responsiveness.

At Kadex 2024, the TM-200 demonstrated its capabilities as a modern and efficient solution for missions requiring precision and reliability. Its presentation garnered significant interest among international military delegations present at the event, positioning NES&TEC as a key player in the development of versatile tactical drones.

NES&TEC TM-200 Tilting Multicopter Drone (Picture source: Army Recognition)