The Netpeak Group and the Internet marketing agency Netpeak allocated UAH 2 million to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine in a special project of the charity organization Khvylia'91 — for a drone factory.
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As part of the project, the Khvylia'91 fund and the National Guard manufacture FPV (First Person View) drones, which, compared to civilian drones.
"Compared to civilian drones, these drones are more optimally used to attack enemy targets due to their payload capacity of up to 1.2 kg. At the same time, their cost is almost 10 times less than a DJI Mavic 3 drone and does not exceed $200. This became possible thanks to our Asian partners, from whom we buy spare parts at favorable prices."
"We must win this war through innovation. For this, we would like to see more and more similar projects in the country. That is why we decided to support such a technological and effective project of developing Ukrainian FPV drones," says Artem Borodatyuk, founder of the Netpeak Group.
Thanks to Netpeak Group's investment, Khvylia'91 was able to scale development and production due to the purchase of larger batches of components and equipment to manufacture drones, which made it possible to help the military more effectively.
In general, taking into account the scaling of production and the investments of partners, Khvylia'91 plans to manufacture 500 drones (FPV) per month.
