AGAT
AGAT, formally JSC "AGAT – Control Systems," is a Belarusian defence-electronics company headquartered in Minsk that manages the state-linked Geoinformation Control Systems holding, one of the largest enterprises under Belarus's State Military Industrial Committee (Goskomvoenprom). The company traces its roots to NIISA, a Minsk scientific research institute for automation equipment founded in 1969, which was reorganised into the open joint-stock company AGAT – Control Systems in 2011.
History and products
AGAT develops automated command-and-control systems and unmanned systems for the Belarusian armed forces and State Border Committee, including the catapult-launched Berkut-2E tactical UAV. Goskomvoenprom announced in 2015 that AGAT had upgraded the in-service Berkut-2 fleet, reinforcing the catapult launcher, replacing servo actuators with magnetic ones, and substituting Belarusian-made components for previously foreign-sourced automatic-control and payload hardware.
Products on this site
The Berkut-2E is AGAT's export-oriented catapult-launched tactical UAV, fielded by the Belarusian Armed Forces and State Border Committee.
Aircraft by AGAT
AGAT lists 1 drone and UAV. The heaviest listed is Berkut 2E at 10 kg MTOW. The longest endurance is 2 hours (Berkut 2E). The longest range is 35 km (Berkut 2E).
| Aircraft listed | 1 |
|---|---|
| Heaviest (MTOW) | Berkut 2E · 10 kg |
| Longest endurance | Berkut 2E · 2 h |
| Longest range | Berkut 2E · 35 km |
| Fastest | Berkut 2E · 100 km/h |
| Highest ceiling | Berkut 2E · 3000 m |
| With verified specs | 1 of 1 |
