Ukraine has developed an innovative portal for collecting, analyzing, and implementing military experience that has no analogues in the world. This unique product was created in a year and a half and is already being integrated into the country's military ecosystem.
Ukraine has developed an innovative portal for collecting, analyzing, and implementing military experience that has no analogues in the world. This unique product was created in a year and a half and is already being integrated into the country's military ecosystem.
In an interview with the Army TV channel, the founder of the Boryviter school, Orest Bilous, revealed the details of how the combat experience analysis system works.
The portal is a large-scale tool that works in coordination with analysts, officers and advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence. It allows you to accumulate, process and distribute data obtained from the battlefield, ensuring their integration with other technological products of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, such as "Delta", "Army+" and others.
The analytical capabilities of the system are divided into areas: unmanned technologies, medicine, logistics, etc. This allows narrowly focused specialists to quickly receive and use the most current developments in real combat conditions.
Previously, military experience was transmitted in the form of bulky PDF documents that could remain unread. Now information is provided in a personalized format: for example, infantrymen receive the recommendations they need, signalmen receive their specific instructions, and commanders receive analytical conclusions for strategic planning.
The new system changes the approach to working with military experience. Now every soldier can not only submit reports, but also receive feedback from the system, which will help to adapt strategies and tactics faster. "Reports were transmitted through the standard system of the Air Force, you just had to write a report, send it and you didn't understand anything further what was happening. And now you can advise on this with the system. And if the system finds similar cases in the past, it immediately suggests a solution to the situation," added Orest Bilous.
This technology is of considerable interest among international partners. NATO representatives have already expressed a desire to familiarize themselves with the Ukrainian approach in detail, as in many countries of the world similar initiatives are either not being developed or remain at the prototype level.
"We have an ongoing war and at the same time we are creating advanced technologies. Ukraine can become a key player in the field of security developments for Europe and the world," notes Orest Bilous.
The development of the portal continues, and its integration with Ukraine's military technological products only strengthens the country's defense capabilities and creates a new standard for analyzing combat experience in the global military sphere.
