WDS 2024: Brazilian company Condor showcases Condor Drop non-lethal drone for safe law enforcement operations.

At the ongoing World Defense Show 2024 (WDS 2024) in Saudi Arabia, the Brazilian company Condor Tecnologias Não-Letais (Condor Non-Lethal Technologies), renowned for its implementation of the non-lethal concept in Brazil, is once again present to showcase its Condor Drop drone. The Condor Drop is designed for law enforcement operations, capable of accurately and safely launching tear gas ammunition.
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Equipped with a remote system for the airdrop of cartridges containing non-lethal technologies, the Condor Drop ensures operational safety for both law enforcement agents and targets. (Picture source: Army Recognition)

Equipped with a remote system for the airdrop of cartridges containing non-lethal technologies, the Condor Drop ensures operational safety for both law enforcement agents and targets. Operational at a recommended height of 30 to 70 meters, the drone provides a comprehensive overview of the operational area with an autonomy of 20 minutes and a range of up to 5 kilometers. Its Smart Condor Drop software enables the customization of shots and routes through advanced camera and GPS technologies. Additionally, it features an electric drive capable of firing up to 24 non-lethal cartridges either individually or sequentially to meet specific operational needs.

The launch platform, the CD-600, can be equipped with various non-lethal agents such as tear gas, colored smoke, pepper, and liquid agents, rendering it suitable for various operational contexts.

The Condor Drop drone is manufactured by Condor Tecnologias Não-Letais (Condor Non-Lethal Technologies), a Brazilian company established on December 31, 1985. Condor is a private entity dedicated to designing and producing non-lethal technology. It offers a catalog of over 120 products, all approved by the Brazilian Army, Navy, or Air Force, and operates an industrial facility near the Tinguá Biological Reserve in Rio de Janeiro.

Among its collaborative partners is the UAE company Edge, which recently entered discussions with Condor regarding potential cooperation in non-lethal solutions for security and law enforcement. This interaction aims to foster synergies between the UAE and Brazilian markets.

The Condor Drop features an electric drive capable of firing up to 24 non-lethal cartridges either individually or sequentially to meet specific operational needs. (Picture source: Army Recognition)