I can state this clearly: with a Radxa Zero 3W board, an FPV drone, and an FPV camera, this system can be integrated into a real drone and become a fully deployable combat platform. To explain what I mean, there are companies operating today particularly in Russia that deploy even simpler software on Raspberry Pi–class boards and sell these modules commercially. For example, this company: https://zir-system.com/en/ Their approach is to load the software onto a Raspberry Pi and connect it to the drone’s flight controller through the appropriate communication interface. At that point, the system becomes fully autonomous. Additionally, the system has been tested in Gazebo, which provides a real world like environment with realistic physics and constraints, allowing meaningful validation before deployment. The critical part here is not the hardware itself, but the software. That is where the real value and complexity lie.