«Drone with a payload release» simulation system

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In modern warfare, drop-capable drones carry a major threat to the infantry. Every soldier must know how to counter them. At the same time, drones are one of the most effective tools for striking the enemy.

That’s why SKIFTECH has developed a two-way training system for preparing troops under conditions closely mirroring the real combat.

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«Drone with a payload release» simulation system consists of:

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    DJI Mavic 3 drone

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    Functional drone mount

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    3 F-1 grenade simulators

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    1–6 individual hit-detection kits

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    Software

DJI Mavic 3 drone

DJI Mavic 3 drone

the core platform for training with simulated munition drops

Operating principle

  • The simulator operator launches the drone with a fixed grenade.

  • Upon detecting a conditional enemy, the operator performs a drop.

  • The simulator triggers the individual hit-detection kits within the same radius as a live grenade.

  • Infantry units are able to strike the drone with firearms equipped with a mounted module.

  • After the drone is conditionally hit, the system automatically blocks further payload drops — just like in real combat.

  • The UAV operator sees an LED indicator signaling that the drone has been hit.

«Drone with a payload release» simulation system Pros

The «Drop-Drone» Trainer from SKIFTECH is a contemporary solution for safe, effective, and highly realistic training of both drone operators and counter-drone units.

  • Realistic combat scenario simulation

    The trainer replicates the work of combat drones with a payload — including dropping explosives (such as an F-1 grenade simulator) on enemy locations.

    Currently, the mount is adapted for the DJI Mavic 3 and reproduces the mechanics already used in combat. Soon, the functional mount will also be adapted for FPV and other commercial drones used for training and unit coordination.

  • Training offensive as well as defensive tactics

    Drone operators learn to drop explosive device simulators with all due precision on targets, taking into account trajectory, timing, and visual contact.

    Infantry units train to detect drones in the air, open fire, and conditionally hit them with firearms.

    If a soldier fails to neutralize the drone and the operator drops a grenade, they must learn how to correctly choose cover to avoid the blast.

  • Integration with Military Statistics software in future updates

    All events - launch, drop, hit, destruction - are recorded and displayed on the instructor’s tablet in real time via the SKIFTECH Assistant software

    This allows for training scenario control, performance analysis, and adjustments to preparation.

  • Safety and ease of use

    All trainer components are safe for use in training conditions.

    The system requires no complex setup — just the mount, explosive device simulator, and a standard drone.

    The mount’s LED visual indicators make it easy to identify the drone in the air and monitor its status (active or disabled) from the ground.

  • Replicating real combat mechanics

    The drop mechanism reproduces the most common combat scenario:

    • Fixing a grenade in the drop module

    • Built-in activation button for the grenade simulator

    • Realistic simulation of payload dropping and drone countermeasures

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

  • Is the drone included in the trainer set?

    Yes. You can choose a package with or without a drone. The mount is compatible with DJI Mavic 3.

  • Is the trainer safe to use?

    Yes. The grenade simulator contains no explosives and is an electronic device. The entire drop process is controlled by the simulation system. During training, personnel must wear helmets to avoid injury from a falling grenade. Hit detection is handled via SKIFTECH systems without physical contact.

  • How is a hit from a drop registered?

    The grenade simulator triggers soldiers’ individual kits via radio signal. Hits are registered within a radius close to the one of a real grenade blast. When a soldier is hit, their vest and helmet band provide two types of alerts, sound and light, and the stress belt delivers vibration or an electric shock.

  • What happens if the drone is «shot down»?

    If a soldier conditionally hits the drone, the functional mount automatically locks — making further drops impossible. This allows for assessment of unit effectiveness.

  • Can the trainer be integrated into existing SKIFTECH training scenarios?

    Yes. The «Drop-Drone» is fully compatible with other company trainers and can be used in combined-arms training and unit coordination exercises.

  • How long does it take to deploy the trainer?

    Deployment takes minimal time. You just need a DJI Mavic 3 with charged batteries and to install the mount with the simulator.

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