These low-cost drones were originally designed for light-duty transport, but upon feedback from the Ukrainian military, a reconnaissance function was added to them.
It is worth noting that the Corvo is not a typical drone in terms of its structure. It is made entirely of cardboard and was designed in Melbourne in partnership with the Australian Defense Force at a cost of $1.1 million.
Initially, the device was intended to carry and drop light equipment for soldiers isolated during operations.
Drone production is simple, few parts require high precision. The drone comes in the form of a cardboard plate, slightly larger than a pizza box. Assembly is carried out with a knife, glue, adhesive tape and rubber bands. Management is carried out via the interface on the Android tablet.
Source: Ferra
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