The company’s factories operate in Ukraine and Poland, with the research and development center based in Krakow.
The CEO of OSIRIS AI announced the presentation of the new interceptor drone OSIRIS UEB-1 at the international forum Xpotential 2026, which is taking place in Germany from March 24 to 26.
This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a publication from Defender Media.
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Presentation at Xpotential 2026
OSIRIS AI introduced the OSIRIS UEB-1, its own interceptor drone designed for tactical tasks and countering other unmanned aerial vehicles.
The Xpotential 2026 event served as a platform to showcase the capabilities of the new development.
Technical specifications
The maximum speed of the OSIRIS UEB-1 reaches 315 km/h, with a flight time exceeding 10 minutes and a range within line of sight of up to 18 km, depending on environmental conditions. The drone can carry a payload of up to 0.5 kg.
The developers noted that the device is designed for rapid acceleration while maintaining stable control under high loads.
Guidance is achieved through analog video signal transmission at a frequency of 5.8 GHz.
It is equipped with a daytime camera, with an optional configuration for low-light operation. The video stream is transmitted in real-time with minimal delay.
Purpose and capabilities
The OSIRIS UEB-1 is intended for intercepting UAVs, tactical interception of targets, perimeter security, and rapid operational deployment.
The company’s production lines are located in Ukraine and Poland, while the research and development center operates in Krakow, allowing for the integration of expertise from European engineers and Ukrainian specialists to create high-tech solutions in the field of unmanned systems.
We remind you that the director of the Ukrainian company Pegasus Arms, Ilya Samoshkin, announced the start of cooperation with the German company Rohde & Schwarz, aimed at developing new technologies for aerial reconnaissance and electronic support systems for unmanned vehicles.
It is worth noting that the CEO of Quantum Systems, Sven Kruk, stated that the German company is investing in the Ukrainian drone manufacturer WIY Drones to expand the production of the STRILA anti-aircraft drones intended for the National Guard of Ukraine.
