TechEx builds swappable drones for Ukraine’s fast-changing battlefield
TechEx says its drones change weekly and that a design can become obsolete within three months. Swappable parts help troops repair, reconfigure and repurpose aircraft.
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TechEx says its drones change weekly and that a design can become obsolete within three months. Swappable parts help troops repair, reconfigure and repurpose aircraft.
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