AIRO's RQ-35 is a hand-launched reconnaissance aircraft with three hours of endurance and a 50km range, carrying swappable electro-optical and infrared payloads. It goes up in under five minutes, recovers by deep stall, and has a low visual and acoustic profile. Four years of continuous wartime use shaped the current version, which the company sells as extended-range reconnaissance that keeps working when GNSS is denied.