UVision Air’s US Subsidiary Acquires Trim Robotics

Tel Aviv: UVision USA, the subsidiary of Israeli company UVision has acquired Trim Robotics, a US company developing next-generation rotary-wing high manoeuvre loitering munitions.

According to the Israel company, this strategic acquisition strengthens UVision’s operational portfolio by integrating the HERO series with Trim’s innovative Quadikaze missile, creating a more versatile and synergised loitering munition portfolio.

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Trim Robotics’ QuadiKaze missile is a groundbreaking dual-frame rotary-wing loitering munition system that offers unprecedented aerodynamic efficiency and enhanced flight performance. Unlike conventional rotary wing solutions, Trim’s design integrates dual fuselage ensuring superior in-flight control, optimised attack trajectories with a high angle of attack.

According to the companies, the Trim QuadiKaze missile bridges the gap between the limited manoeuvrability of traditional attack quadcopters and UVision’s advanced fixed-wing Hero series of loitering munitions. It offers significant operational advantages, including extended flight endurance, longer mission durations, and rapid engagement of time-sensitive targets.

Its compact dual-fuselage design is ideal for urban warfare and dense environments such as forests and narrow alleyways. Autonomous target identification and attack capabilities ensure stealthy, high-speed engagements, enhancing lethality. The Trim solution is man-portable, requires minimal training, and allows for rapid deployment without extensive preparation. It weighs approximately 4 kg with a highly efficient payload-to-platform ratio.

Dr Ran Gozali, CEO of UVision Air said that the company continues to develop loitering munitions, and this acquisition demonstrates its commitment to enhancing the HERO family’s capabilities for tactical forces.

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“The dual-fuselage design delivers ease of control and fixed-wing-grade kinetic performance. This approach aligns with our vision and portfolio, addressing the need for high-speed, precision loitering munitions in complex operational environments. Together, we will provide customers with next-generation solutions for modern battlefields,” Ran Gozali added.

Jonathan Cohen, CEO of Trim Robotics, said, “This strategic investment and partnership represent a strong vote of confidence in our technology, capabilities, and long-term vision. Partnering with UVision, a global leader in loitering munitions – enhances our ability to deliver advanced, mission-ready solutions. Together, we are accelerating the future of UAV innovation and meeting the evolving operational needs of modern defence. We value this partnership and are confident it will bring the Peregrine closer to those who need it most.”

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-The writer is an Israel-based freelance journalist. The views expressed are of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of Raksha Anirveda

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