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What products does FDI Technology offer?

FDI Technology’s portfolio covers fire-control systems, short-range air-defense configurations and remote-controlled weapon stations.

The range consists of FALCON EYE, FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNING and its mobile platform, and the FALCON-127 SFCS and DFCS remote weapon stations.

Specifications as published by FDI Technology. Detailed technical data is available on request.

Fire control core

FALCON EYE

Independent Fire Control System

Platform-independent AI-integrated fire-control core combining day and thermal optics, laser ranging, automatic detection and tracking, digital ballistic computing, and stabilized motion control.

< 10 ms
Sensor data to firing solution
≈ 0.3 mrad
Weapon laying accuracy (≈ 30 cm at 1 km)
Up to 20
Targets detected simultaneously
360°
Independent search
System Role
Independent fire-control core designed to upgrade existing weapons and vehicles or serve as the basis of new systems.
Electro-Optical System
Daylight and thermal imaging channels for continuous observation and target acquisition. Integrated laser rangefinder for precise target-range measurement. 360° independent search capability, separate from weapon pointing direction.
AI and Tracking
AI-assisted automatic target detection, classification, and tracking. Detects up to 20 targets simultaneously; the selected target is tracked automatically.
Ballistic Computing
Digital ballistic computer continuously updates the firing solution using range, target motion, ammunition, and environmental conditions. Digital processing cycle from sensor data to firing solution is under 10 ms.
Human Control
The system performs sensing, tracking, and ballistic computation while target selection and weapon release remain under authorized operator control.
Platform Integration
Self-contained sensors, computer, and stabilization allow integration independent of the host vehicle or weapon mount. Demonstrated on towed anti-aircraft guns, wheeled armored vehicles, and tracked armored carriers.
View Details: FALCON EYE Independent Fire Control SystemRequest Quote

SHORAD

FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNING

Short-Range Air Defense System

Artillery-based SHORAD system designed for ground deployment as the final defensive layer against mass low-altitude aerial threats.

1,000 m
Engagement altitude, up to
1,200 km/h
Target speed, up to
360°
Azimuth coverage
4
Synchronized weapon units, up to
System Role
Final defensive layer within a layered air defense architecture. Optimized for countering mass UAV and saturation attacks.
Threat Environment
Designed to counter low-cost, mass-produced aerial threats including kamikaze UAVs and loitering munitions.
Fire Control System
Passive electro-optical detection without active emissions. AI-assisted detection, classification, and tracking. Detects up to 20 targets simultaneously.
Firepower
Up to four synchronized artillery weapon units. Sustained high fire density for effective interception.
AI and Automation
Artificial intelligence supports operator decision-making without removing human authority over weapon release.
Applications
Protection of military bases, airfields, and critical infrastructure.
View Details: FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNING Short-Range Air Defense SystemRequest Quote

SHORAD, mobile

FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNING

Mobile Platform

Portable/mobile configuration of FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNING designed for rapid deployment, relocation and flexible protection of changing operational areas.

1,000 m
Engagement altitude, up to
1,200 km/h
Target speed, up to
360°
Azimuth coverage
Mobile
Rapid deployment and redeployment
Mobile Platform
Portable configuration designed for rapid deployment and redeployment. Retains the integrated FALCON EYE-based fire-control architecture of the LIGHTNING system.
Deployment Modes
Suitable for fixed-site defense, mobile deployment, and rapid redeployment operations.
System Role
Final defensive layer within a layered air defense architecture. Optimized for countering mass UAV and saturation attacks.
Fire Control System
Passive electro-optical detection without active emissions. AI-assisted detection, classification, and tracking. Detects up to 20 targets simultaneously.
Firepower
Up to four synchronized artillery weapon units. Sustained high fire density for effective interception.
Crew and Training
Minimal crew requirement with high automation level. Rapid operator training cycle measured in days.
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RCWS, dual fire control

FALCON-127 DFCS

Dual Fire Control Remote Controlled Weapon System

Dual fire control system with two independent AI-enhanced FALCON EYE electro-optical systems, 360° situational awareness, and dual-axis stabilization for M2 and M240 machine guns.

≤ 0.3 mrad
Weapon positioning accuracy
< 10 ms
Ballistic computation
Up to 20
Targets detected simultaneously
15 s
Startup time
System Role
Fully indigenous remote-controlled weapon station with dual independent fire control capability. Two AI-enhanced FALCON EYE electro-optical fire control systems for commander and gunner. Independent commander fire control system separate from gunner with override capability.
Weapon Configuration
Supports M2 Browning Machine Gun and M240 Machine Gun configurations. Ballistic calculations for 2 weapon types with 3 ammunition types each.
Electro-Optical Systems
Two day cameras with continuous zoom and adjustable field of view. Two thermal imaging cameras for all-weather, day and night operation. Two laser rangefinders with single-shot, discrete (1 Hz / 10 Hz), and continuous modes.
Detection and Tracking
Simultaneous detection of up to 20 targets within camera field of view without performance degradation. Single-target lock-on tracking with precise motion vector and trajectory estimation.
Crew and Training
Dual operator configuration with 1 commander and 1 gunner for DFCS. Rapid operator training completed within 7-10 days for fast deployment.
Deployment Flexibility
Armored vehicle integration for enhanced ground force capabilities. Naval platform integration for maritime defense operations. Border security forces deployment for perimeter protection.
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RCWS, single fire control

FALCON-127 SFCS

Single Fire Control Remote Controlled Weapon System

Single fire control system with AI-enhanced FALCON EYE electro-optical system, 360° situational awareness, and dual-axis stabilization for M2 and M240 machine guns.

≤ 0.3 mrad
Weapon positioning accuracy
< 10 ms
Ballistic computation
Up to 20
Targets detected simultaneously
7–10 days
Operator training
System Role
Fully indigenous remote-controlled weapon station with streamlined single fire control capability. AI-enhanced FALCON EYE electro-optical fire control system for precision engagement.
Weapon Configuration
Supports M2 Browning Machine Gun and M240 Machine Gun configurations. Ballistic calculations for 2 weapon types with 3 ammunition types each.
Electro-Optical System
Day camera with continuous zoom and adjustable field of view. Thermal imaging camera for all-weather, day and night operation. Laser rangefinder with single-shot, discrete (1 Hz / 10 Hz), and continuous modes.
Detection and Tracking
Simultaneous detection of up to 20 targets within camera field of view without performance degradation. Single-target lock-on tracking with precise motion vector and trajectory estimation.
Crew and Training
Minimal crew requirement with single operator capability for SFCS configuration. Rapid operator training completed within 7-10 days for fast deployment.
Deployment Flexibility
Armored vehicle integration for enhanced ground force capabilities. Naval platform integration for maritime defense operations. Border security forces deployment for perimeter protection.
View Details: FALCON-127 SFCS Single Fire Control Remote Controlled Weapon SystemRequest Quote

Compare versions

FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNING and FALCON-127 each come in two versions, compared here by purpose, platform and the main differences.

FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNING
FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNINGShort-Range Air Defense SystemFALCON 23-4M LIGHTNINGMobile Platform
Purpose
  • Final defensive layer within a layered air defense architecture.
  • Optimized for countering mass UAV and saturation attacks.
  • Final defensive layer within a layered air defense architecture.
  • Optimized for countering mass UAV and saturation attacks.
PlatformDesigned for ground deployment.
  • Portable configuration designed for rapid deployment and redeployment.
  • Retains the integrated FALCON EYE-based fire-control architecture of the LIGHTNING system.
Same on both
  • Passive electro-optical detection without active emissions.
  • AI-assisted detection, classification, and tracking.
  • Detects up to 20 targets simultaneously.
  • Engagement altitude up to 1,000 m.
  • Target speed up to 1,200 km/h.
  • 360° azimuth and wide vertical coverage.
  • Up to four synchronized artillery weapon units.
FALCON-127
FALCON-127 DFCSDual Fire Control Remote Controlled Weapon SystemFALCON-127 SFCSSingle Fire Control Remote Controlled Weapon System
PurposeFully indigenous remote-controlled weapon station with dual independent fire control capability.Fully indigenous remote-controlled weapon station with streamlined single fire control capability.
Platform
  • Armored vehicle integration for enhanced ground force capabilities.
  • Naval platform integration for maritime defense operations.
  • Border security forces deployment for perimeter protection.
  • Armored vehicle integration for enhanced ground force capabilities.
  • Naval platform integration for maritime defense operations.
  • Border security forces deployment for perimeter protection.
Fire control and sensors
  • Two independent FALCON EYE electro-optical fire control systems.
  • Two day cameras with continuous zoom and adjustable field of view.
  • Two thermal imaging cameras for all-weather, day and night operation.
  • Two laser rangefinders with single-shot, discrete (1 Hz / 10 Hz), and continuous modes.
  • FALCON EYE independent electro-optical fire control system.
  • Day camera with continuous zoom and adjustable field of view.
  • Thermal imaging camera for all-weather, day and night operation.
  • Laser rangefinder with single-shot, discrete (1 Hz / 10 Hz), and continuous modes.
Crew and controls
  • Dual operator configuration with 1 commander and 1 gunner for DFCS.
  • Dual joystick and dual monitor configuration for comprehensive control.
  • Minimal crew requirement with single operator capability for SFCS configuration.
  • Single joystick and single monitor configuration for efficient operation.
Same on both
  • Supports M2 Browning Machine Gun and M240 Machine Gun configurations.
  • Weapon positioning accuracy of ≤ 0.3 mrad for exceptional precision.
  • 360° continuous azimuth coverage with wide vertical engagement envelope.
  • Ballistic computations completed in less than 10 milliseconds for rapid engagement.
  • Simultaneous detection of up to 20 targets within camera field of view without performance degradation.
  • Rapid 15-second startup time for immediate operational readiness.
  • Rapid operator training completed within 7-10 days for fast deployment.

Where FDI sits in layered air defense

Missile layers take what they are built for. The final layer brings four synchronized mounts together under FALCON EYE.

Illustrative animation · not to scale
Long-range missilesBuilt for aircraft and missiles at distance. Spending one of these interceptors on a cheap drone is a poor trade.
Short-range missilesCloser in, still missile-class. Against a swarm, magazines empty before the attack does.
Final layer: FALCON 23-4M LIGHTNINGFour synchronized 23 mm mounts under FALCON EYE. The operator retains the decision to engage.

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