DUMRUL unmanned helicopter participates in REPMUS 2026

The DUMRUL multi-purpose mini unmanned helicopter system, developed by TİTRA Teknoloji, is participating in the REPMUS 2026 exercise in Portugal. The exercise is led by the Portuguese Navy and co-organized by the University of Porto's Faculty of Engineering (FEUP), the NATO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE), NATO JCGMUS, and the European Defence Agency (EDA).

Currently in use by the Turkish Armed Forces, DUMRUL is demonstrating its ability to perform coordinated missions with various systems, integrate into common command-and-control structures, and utilize mission data within joint frameworks. The platform features an electric propulsion system for a low acoustic signature, autonomous flight capabilities, and vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) abilities.

Designed for flexibility, the compact system can be adapted for various mission payloads, including night and day reconnaissance, surveillance, and target detection. It also supports armed configurations, such as 6-tube grenade launchers, mortar ammunition, and ROKETSAN METE missiles.