The 20th Operational Brigade «Lyubart» of the 1st Corps «Azov» of the National Guard announced the launch of the Sokill robotic systems school. The project aims to teach civilians basic and advanced skills in working with unmanned technologies, which have become critically important in war.
The 20th Operational Brigade «Lyubart» of the 1st Corps «Azov» of the National Guard announced the launch of the Sokill robotic systems school. The project aims to teach civilians basic and advanced skills in working with unmanned technologies, which have become critically important in war.
According to «Military», the first direction at Sokill was the basic FPV course. It includes the basics of drone control, as well as practice in assembly and firmware. The team explains that the course is aimed at people without previous experience and should provide a clear «base» from which to move on to more complex specializations.
In addition to FPV, the school is announcing several separate tracks for different tasks. Among them are multi-rotor systems, heavy bombers, and ground robotic complexes (GRC). That is, participants are planned to be introduced not only to aerial drones, but also to equipment that works on the ground and can be used for logistics or performing other tasks without risk to people.
Training at Sokill has been announced as free. There are two options for registration: call +380732560499 or fill out the online form .
Demand for FPV and robotics training in Ukraine has grown dramatically with the role of drones in combat. In parallel, Defense Forces units and specialized initiatives are scaling up training to expand the pool of operators and technicians and meet front-line needs more quickly.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about how Lasar’s Group, part of the National Guard of Ukraine, launched a practical course on countering enemy FPV drones and trains fighters to quickly detect and neutralize targets at short distances.
