Denel Dynamics

Denel Dynamics is the missile, unmanned aircraft and target drone division of the South African state-owned Denel group, based in Centurion, South Africa. It was formerly known as Kentron, was renamed Denel Aerospace Systems in early 2004 and later took the name Denel Dynamics. Its unmanned aerial vehicles include the Seeker reconnaissance UAV, the Bateleur medium-altitude long-endurance prototype and the Skua turbojet target drone. In the 1980s Kentron developed the ARD-10 loitering drone for the South African Defence Force; the designs were later sold to Israel Aerospace Industries, which used them to develop the IAI Harpy, first tested in 1989. In this atlas it is the make under which the Denel Dynamics unmanned aircraft are grouped.