As part of the "Test in Ukraine" program, field tests of the Ukrainian "Vovkulak" interceptor drone with integrated software from the Dutch team FIDUCIAL Defense took place. Their computer vision-based system demonstrated the ability to autonomously destroy aerial targets.
As part of the "Test in Ukraine" program, field tests of the Ukrainian "Vovkulak" interceptor drone with integrated software from the Dutch team FIDUCIAL Defense took place. Their computer vision-based system demonstrated the ability to autonomously destroy aerial targets.
Representatives of the Brave1 defense cluster and developers from FIDUCIAL Defense reported on the results of the technology demonstration.
During the tests, which were conducted with the participation of military units, the accuracy and adaptability of foreign software were checked. The FIDUCIAL Defense software solution allowed the Vovkulak drone to independently detect and track targets, which is important for combating "Shaheds" and other strike UAVs.
This is not a UFO.
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An automatic target guidance system by FIDUCIAL Defense has just locked onto an aerial target.
Against the backdrop of the rising global Shahed threat, a Dutch team has tested its computer vision solution via the Test in Ukraine program.
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For the developers, these tests were an opportunity to test the product in scenarios of direct counteraction to the Russian Federation. This allows you to shorten the path from prototype to mass production, since the system proves its effectiveness not in the laboratory, but in field conditions under the supervision of military specialists.
"Monitoring the system's accuracy and adaptability in realistic combat conditions is a significant step forward. With our autonomous solution, we relieve the burden on pilots and ensure stable interceptions when it is needed most," FIDUCIAL Defense emphasized.
