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Feb 11, 2026 11:53 AM

London Defence R&D is aiming to deliver with a tiny autopilot system it says can “transform any class of unmanned aerial vehicle into intelligent precision munition.”

When AI, vision-based processing, and full flight control converge in one compact module, it gives platforms the ability to operate more autonomously and engage targets with greater precision.

This is what London Defence R&D is aiming to deliver, with a tiny autopilot system it says can “transform any class of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) into intelligent precision munition.”

Claimed to be the world’s smallest unified autopilot, the Raptor Pilot AI Pro packs a quad-core central processing unit running at 2.4 gigahertz and supports integrated on-screen displays.

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