FlyFocus unveils TASACK precision loitering munition in Poland

Polish defense company FlyFocus has unveiled TASACK, a new precision loitering munition, at the MSPO 2026 exhibition in Kielce, Poland. The 15-kilogram electrically powered system features a flight range of up to 110 kilometers, a 5-kilogram payload capacity, and speeds reaching 300 kilometers per hour.

Designed to strike both stationary and moving targets, the munition utilizes a stabilized daylight or infrared gimbal to identify and track objectives. It supports various attack profiles, including flat approaches and near-vertical top attacks, with a stated visual targeting accuracy of one meter CEP50.

A key feature of the system is its point-and-click control interface, which aims to reduce the level of piloting skill required compared to conventional first-person-view (FPV) systems. FlyFocus has utilized a simplified, modular architecture to lower manufacturing costs and facilitate rapid assembly, maintenance, and upgrades. Most components, including the targeting gimbal, are manufactured in Poland. The company expects the system to reach production readiness in the first quarter of 2027.