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HERO 90

Highly agile, dismounted HERO 90 brings versatile, organic anti-tank capability to the battlefield, built expressly to meet the evolving needs of infantry, tactical, and special operations forces. Explicitly designed for small units operating in contested environments against armored vehicles, defilade positions, and hardened targets, the HERO 90 delivers selective lethal counter-armor precision at extended range and loitering endurance, offering best-in-class performance.

HERO 90 is tailored for infantry brigade combat teams and maneuver units that need decisive effects in high-intensity combat scenarios and arenas.

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Multi-Purpose, Dismounted Loitering Munition

Precision accuracy, minimal collateral (<1 mCEP)

Mission adaptable in GPS-denied environments

High-res EO/IR camera with payload option

Top-attack roof penetration

Multiple Warhead Types- Anti-Armor, Anti-Tank

AI tracker with optional ATR

THE HERO 90

HERO 90 Camera
HERO 90
HERO 90 in Land Mission
HERO 90

Integration Ready

HERO 90 integrates with land vehicles of all sizes and dismounted infantry, merging easily into third-party ISR and C2 for rapid cue-to-strike. The compact size and low weight ideally suit tactical, on-the-move forces geared to “hunt” mobile and transient threats.

Platforms

  • Plug-and-play on light vehicles, tanks, and armored vehicles
  • Backpack-carried launcher – launch-ready in under 2 minutes
  • One-to-many – supports paired or sequential launches for coordinated effects against multiple armored targets
 

Example Operational Scenarios:

  • Urban Warfare – launching the HERO 90 “around the corner” in order not to expose infantry forces to enemy fire, while gathering information regarding threats, obstacles, enemy locations, etc.
  • Special Forces – operations in diversified conditions and situations of either pre-planned missions or as a quick reaction to opportunities or threats.
  • Mobile Forces – such as forces mounted on armored vehicles, with the task of locating dispersed enemy units.