Kazakhstan's Homegrown Drones: Cheaper, More Efficient

Kazakhstan Unveils Cost-Effective Drones: National University of Defense Showcases Indigenous Technology Astana, Kazakhstan – In a recent interview at the National University of Defense, a Colonel highlighted Kazakhstan's advancements in drone technology. The university showcased domestically developed drones, capable of carrying payloads of up to 3 kilograms. This development signifies Kazakhstan's growing self-reliance in defense technology. "We've signed over 30 memorandums with universities, both domestic and international," the Colonel stated, emphasizing collaborative efforts. The cost-effectiveness of these drones is a key feature. The Colonel noted that the approximate cost to assemble a drone is 500,000 KZT, significantly less than comparable foreign models. This achievement underscores Kazakhstan's commitment to technological independence and its potential to become a significant player in the global drone market. The focus on collaboration with educational institutions ensures continued innovation and development in this crucial sector.