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The Moroccan company "Ballistic Defense System" has successfully completed the prototype of an autonomous drone aircraft, which has undergone successful field tests in Morocco. The development currently includes integrating an autonomous navigation system that does not rely on GPS, enabling the aircraft to cover distances of up to 2,000 kilometers and carry a payload of up to 50 kilograms. The tests also demonstrated the system's ability to identify and track targets under various conditions, including different lighting environments, and to detect a missile defense system such as the HQ-9/S-300. This is achieved through artificial intelligence technologies and cameras, without depending on satellite signals. The company is in contact with Moroccan military institutions and plans to develop a fully operational version, conduct broader testing, and secure contracts for its pilot production, aiming to contribute to building a national defense industry based entirely on Moroccan capabilities.
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