A new tool has appeared in the DELTA combat digital ecosystem that allows units to plan and report on ground robotic complexes (GRC) missions. The mechanism covers both logistical tasks and evacuation operations, and the results of the execution are recorded in the system after verification.
A new tool has appeared in the DELTA combat digital ecosystem that allows units to plan and report on ground robotic complexes (GRC) missions. The mechanism covers both logistical tasks and evacuation operations, and the results of the execution are recorded in the system after verification.
According to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, after the mission is completed, its result is verified, after which DELTA automatically generates a report and calculates «e-scores» according to the specified parameters. The department emphasizes that this should simplify the accounting of the real results of the use of NRC in units and combine planning and reporting into one digital loop.
The first usage figures given in the message concern logistics: in two weeks of December, 82 units joined the program, and 4,300 NRC logistics missions were verified in the system. In parallel, the accounting of evacuation missions has been launched, and about 60 such operations have already been confirmed.
For the evacuation direction, a bonus scale in «e-points» has been provided: for the evacuation of one wounded person, 70-120 points are awarded, depending on the complexity of the mission. The Ministry of Defense also emphasizes that the mechanism works as part of DELTA, that is, without separate services or data duplication.
For the NRC, the key problem is not only the availability of platforms, but also managing their use at scale. Mission planning, execution verification and automatic calculation of metrics in DELTA actually turn the work of robots into a process with a measurable result: what exactly was done, when, under what conditions and with what effect. This approach allows you to accumulate statistics by units and types of tasks, compare the effectiveness of scenarios (logistics vs. evacuation), more quickly identify «bottlenecks» in communication, routes or work organization and reasonably allocate resources for real confirmed missions.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that the Ministry of Defense launched a training course that provides basic knowledge of working in the DELTA combat ecosystem. It is available in the «Army+» application.
