Tytan Technologies CEO and co-founder Balazs Nagy said this in a comment to an Ukrinform correspondent on the sidelines of DefTech Day in Berlin. "This is our latest interceptor drone, developed based on our experience in Ukraine over the past year. Our team on the ground closely monitors how the situation is evolving, and these findings shape our technological direction," Nagy said. According to him, one of the main challenges has been that Russian attack drones have started flying significantly higher and faster. "In 2023, we started at around 30-60 meters, whereas now we are dealing with altitudes of five to six kilometers. We lose a great deal of energy along the way.
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