Düzgün pointed a finger at the ongoing development of the SONGAR family, with the addition of various payloads and capabilities such as night vision and electronic warfare.
"The aim is to offer a range of family drones for different purposes, filling gaps in the market and ensuring Turkey's self-sufficiency," he said in a statement.
Looking ahead, Düzgün also made comments about the integration of different ammunition into SONGAR and ongoing discussions with large companies. He added that they are working towards integrating these ammunition types and exporting them together with SONGAR.
Düzgün expressed their intention to collaborate with one of the major companies in the near future and conduct field studies with another.
"Furthermore, Asisguard aims to export their other products alongside SONGAR in every country they enter, providing comprehensive system solutions encompassing cameras, vehicle modernizations, border security, and road security solutions in collaboration with stakeholders," he said while concluding his remarks.