New stealthy drone with parachute recovery can conduct military missions

Spanish company Sener has unveiled the SRC 100 Razor, a 330-pound stealthy drone designed for military use, at the World Defense Show in Riyadh. This next-generation unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) features a parachute recovery system, enabling cost-effective deployment in high-risk and expendable operations. The Razor is capable of conducting intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions, as well as precision operations, and can operate fully autonomously even in GPS-denied environments. Its low observability design allows it to function both as an advanced aerial target and a versatile autonomous platform. Designed for mass deployment, the SRC 100 Razor aligns with modern attritable strategies, allowing it to be used in missions with a high probability of loss without incurring prohibitive costs. The drone is the first system within Sener’s SIROCO project and follows the company’s acquisition of SCR, Sistemas de Control Remoto, which has expanded Sener’s capabilities in autonomous systems and unmanned platforms