RV Connex Sets the Stage for Modern Tactical Operations at Artillery Day 2025

R V Connex Co., Ltd. participated in the Artillery Day 2025 exhibition, held on Wednesday, 17 December 2025, at the Artillery Center, Camp Bhumibol, Lopburi Province. The event welcomed senior commanders of the Royal Thai Army and served as a platform to present defense systems currently in service as well as technologies under development, encompassing research and development initiatives, military innovations, and training support systems.

At the exhibition, RV Connex showcased unmanned aerial systems and defense solutions developed by Thai engineers, reflecting the company’s technological capabilities in national defense. The displays included the PATHUM unmanned aerial system, TITUM multi-purpose drones in the M2-200 and M2-100 variants, as well as the TANN Tactical Autonomous Net— a tactical drone system operating in coordination with the T-OR Tactical Operation and Recon platform for target acquisition and confirmation through sensor fusion and artificial intelligence.

RV Connex’s unmanned aerial systems cover a wide range of operational requirements, including First Person View (FPV) drones, multi-rotor platforms, fixed-wing UAS, target drones for military training, and tactical drones, each designed to meet specific mission demands.

In addition, the company presented its proprietary autopilot systems, which form the core of unmanned aircraft control, along with ground-to-air and ground-based wireless communication systems. RV Connex also highlighted the ongoing development of a Tactical Operation Center for the Artillery Department, a collaborative project between the company and the Artillery Center, aimed at reducing target identification time and enhancing overall operational effectiveness.

R V Connex Co., Ltd. possesses comprehensive expertise in unmanned aerial system innovation, supported by dedicated software development teams and advanced manufacturing and testing facilities. The company is capable of producing critical components domestically, including airframe structures, propellers, batteries, electronic circuits, control units, and mission control software. This end-to-end development capability—from hardware to core control systems—reflects RV Connex’s commitment to technological self-reliance and aligns with its vision of “building a sustainable ecosystem through self-reliance.”

Through continuous capability development, knowledge transfer across generations, and the advancement of engineering applications across multiple industries, RV Connex remains dedicated to strengthening Thailand’s defense technology ecosystem and supporting long-term national innovation.