Empowering veterans & civilians with new technical skills

We are a social project teaching drone building, electronics, and soldering. The drones built are handed over to the Ukrainian Armed Forces for surveillance, reconnaissance, and intelligence missions.

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Our Goals

Engaging locals and foreigners in supporting Ukraine

Including veterans in social events

Make drone assembly accessible for civilians

Build a community to innovate and scale drone production

Contribute to our mission

Choose the initiative

Anywhere

Porto

Lisbon

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IBAN: LT75 3250 0304 6998 2487
Name: Anton Chaika
BIC: REVOLT21

Tools

Help us collect the essential tools needed in the drone building workshops.

€10

Body

Support the backbone of our project by contributing a strong but lightweight frame.

€20

Eyes

Help our drones see the world from above by sponsoring a camera to capture vital information.

€50

Motors

Propel our project forward! Your support keeps our drones soaring to new heights.

€80

Power

You are the power behind our mission! Support a battery pack and ensure the drones stay charged and ready for action.

€80

Brain

These electronics are the brain of each drone. Your support keeps the drones smart and ready for any mission!

€150

What we do?

Collecting matherials

100% of your donation are used to buy drone parts for the workshops in bulk and negotiate discounts with suppliers.

Running workshops

Participants learn essential skills such as electronics basics and soldering during the workshops.

Testing drones

We test the assembled drones, including basic flight missions.

Sending drones

After completion, the drones are donated to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces in surveillance, reconnaissance, and other missions.

Q&A

How can I get involved?

As of now, we have a telegram chat to coordinate the Ukrainian community. For foreigners (English and Portuguese speakers), we are planning a Whatsapp community chat. The best way to get involved is to donate money for a kit or a part of it, as well as to come to the event and try to assemble your own drone from the components that will be provided.

Do I need to have any skills or tools?

All the necessary tools will be provided, no skills are required to participate - the organizers and mentors will teach everything during the event. However, if you know how to solder or are good at electronics, we will be happy to have you participate in the assembly of the drones and join the organizers' team as a mentor.

What does a drone assembly event consist of?

First, we give a mini-lecture on soldering techniques and allow you to solder test boards and cables. After that, the actual drone assembly phase begins, which consists mostly of measuring the size of the cables, cutting off the excess and soldering them into the flight controller board. All the necessary tools will be available provided by the organizers, but you are welcome to bring your own tools or share them. The main tools that will be needed during the assembly:

What happens after the drone is assembled?

The first step is to check the soldering condition of the batteries, motors, and other elements of the drone. After that, the drone is reprogrammed with the latest software versions. The next weekend after the drones are assembled, if the weather conditions are suitable, the assembled drones are flight tested. If no problems were noticed during all these tests, the drone is ready to be sent to a military unit in Ukraine.

When will I be able to see the photo/video report with the drone I assembled/donated?

After all the drones are assembled, checked for proper soldering, and tested in flight, they are shipped to Ukraine. The average logistics time takes 2 weeks to Ukraine and up to two more weeks within Ukraine. Therefore, expect a report from the relevant military unit after this period, which we will post on social media and in the relevant chats.

65 Watt soldering iron
Tweezers to hold cables
Flux, solder wire
Phillips and hex screwdrivers for M2-M5 bolts