Ukrainian-Estonian defense company Farsight Vision has updated the neural model of its FSV Platform. The system is now capable of automatically detecting over 30 classes of objects in photos and orthophotos, including small details that were previously inaccessible to algorithms.
Ukrainian-Estonian defense company Farsight Vision has updated the neural model of its FSV Platform. The system is now capable of automatically detecting over 30 classes of objects in photos and orthophotos, including small details that were previously inaccessible to algorithms.
As the publication «Oboronka» reports, citing company representatives, the new version significantly expands the capabilities of data analysis for intelligence.
Previously, the neural network was focused mainly on military equipment and medium-sized objects. The updated model identifies inconspicuous elements: wheel tracks, narrow paths, wires, antennas, poles and camouflaged positions. The developers paid special attention to the detection of electronic warfare (EW) equipment.
«We focus on reducing the time from receiving data to making a decision. The new model allows us to detect changes that were previously overlooked and increases the accuracy of analysis in complex conditions,» said Viktoriya Yaremchuk, CEO of Farsight Vision.
The detection function is currently available on the orthophoto platform. From May 15, 2026, the developers plan to add the ability to analyze directly on regular photographs. Access to object recognition tools is free for representatives of the Defense Forces.
«We invite you to test. Submit your application in private messages and share which classes of objects are important to you to detect,» the developers urged .
Recall that in the winter, Farsight Vision raised $7.2 million in a new round of investment. Co-founder and CEO of Farsight Vision Viktoriya Yaremchuk said that the new investment will help the company combine its products into a system solution that will allow for autonomous decision-making at every stage of combat drone missions.
