WinnyLab
About
About WinnyLab
WinnyLab develops fixed-wing unmanned aircraft and autonomous guidance systems for counter-UAS missions. Its Terra A2 interceptor is designed for wide-area defence, combining radar integration with autonomous guidance to pursue hostile drones beyond the practical range of many short-range interceptors. Terra Drone reports a top speed of 312 km/h, a 75 km coverage range and more than 40 minutes of endurance for the platform.
Terra Drone made WinnyLab a consolidated subsidiary in 2026 after taking a 50% stake through its European defence structure. The Ukrainian company remains the local development and manufacturing endpoint, while the partnership combines operational feedback from Ukraine with Terra Drone’s production, component-sourcing and international commercialization capabilities. Terra Drone reported operational deployment of the Terra A2 in Ukraine from May 2026.
Deployments
- Operating use
2026-05-19 - Terra Drone reported operational deployment of WinnyLab Terra A2 interceptor aircraft in Ukraine. - named product deployment - Ukraine
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Timeline
Events
- 2026-06-15 - Acquisition - Terra Drone consolidates Amazing Drones and WinnyLab as subsidiaries
Amazing Drones contributes multirotor interceptor capability, while WinnyLab develops fixed-wing systems with longer range and endurance. The consolidation supports tighter product development, field-feedback loops and international deployment within Terra Drone’s defence business.
Source - 2026-05-19 - Deployment - Terra Drone deploys Terra A2 interceptor in Ukraine
The system is intended to intercept reconnaissance and attack drones while reducing reliance on more costly air-defence missiles. Front-line use gives Terra Drone and its Ukrainian partners operational feedback on navigation, targeting and electronic-warfare resilience.
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Relations
Relationships
- Terra Drone
Parent Company - WinnyLab became a consolidated Terra Drone subsidiary as Terra Drone expanded its interceptor-drone business in Ukraine.