// AI Terminal Guidance Module

TFL-1

Guidance & autonomyFieldedIn Negotiation
Manufacturer
The Fourth Law
Founded
2023
Based in
Kyiv
Status
Fielded

Key specifications

  • Onboard AI takes over the final 500 m of flight
  • From $150 (twilight camera) to $620 (640 px night camera)
  • NATO-codified; integrated by 20+ drone manufacturers
TFL-1 compact AI terminal guidance module for FPV drones

TFL-1 / The Fourth Law

Overview

The Fourth Law is a Kyiv company founded in 2023 that builds autonomy for small drones. Its TFL-1 module fits onto an FPV drone and takes over for the last 500 metres: onboard AI tracks the target and steers the drone into it, so jamming the radio link no longer stops the strike. TFL-1 received NATO codification in September 2025. The company says its products are used by more than 50 military units and integrated by more than 20 drone manufacturers. A funding round backed by US company Axon was announced in February 2026, and at Eurosatory 2026 the company signed a memorandum on joint drone production in Lithuania.

Sources

  • The Fourth Law, Oct 2026
  • Company announcement, 1 Sep 2025
  • Vestbee, 21 Jul 2025
  • Tech.eu, 16 Feb 2026

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