One of the top priorities refers to air defense, non -interceptors, technologies based on artificial intelligence and anti -controlled aviation bombs.
Ukraine offers manufacturers of international weapons to test their latest technologies directly on the battlefield. The initiative was launched by the Ukrainian Brave1 platform, the state -funded state. On Thursday, July 15, the Reuters reported.
According to the agency, a program called “Ukraine testing” provides companies can send their weapons to the country, arrange online study to use them, and then receive detailed reports on the results of the operations in hate. As mentioned by the head of Brave1 investors Department Artem Moroz, this method attracts great attention, although the specific names of companies and functioning details remain confidential.
Frost also added that the platform has defined priority areas for testing military technologies. Among the main tasks, air defense is highlighting, and this includes the latest protection systems, vehicle -free, technology using artificial intelligence, as well as solutions to combat controlled aviation bombs.
Reuters draw attention to other areas interested in Ukraine. Among them are electronic profiling systems on Earth, advanced fire control technologies and guide systems with artificial intelligence to improve artillery accuracy. It shows Ukraine’s desire to actively introduce high solutions adapted to modern front needs.
The war in Ukraine has stimulated the creation of modern technologies. One of these innovations is boat -free boats, also known as sea drones. These unique developments have shown their effectiveness, which becomes an instrument of damage to Russia’s aviation.
Remember that in early July, Ukraine and the United States joined the large -scale production of drones of various types. This year, hundreds of thousands of drones will be made, and next – more.
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Source: korrespondent
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