Radio technology specialist, military engineer and engineer Serhiy "Flash" Bezkrestnov noted the growth of the enemy's technological level.
Radio technology specialist, military engineer and engineer Serhiy "Flash" Bezkrestnov noted the growth of the enemy's technological level.
Sergey "Flash" reported on intercepted data from a Russian UAV, which demonstrates the functioning of a system for autonomous target acquisition and drone guidance using machine vision.
The expert emphasized that while this is already standard for FPV drones, integrating this technology into winged UAVs (probably of the "Lightning" type) is a difficult step, especially in strong winds.
"Such systems for FPV have long been nothing new, but it is quite difficult to guide a winged UAV into the wind. This is done mainly to hit targets at long distances when radio communication near the ground disappears. That is, the enemy is working to increase the accuracy and range of strikes by UAVs of the "Lightning" format ," wrote "Flash" in his Telegram channel.
Recall that the "Lightning" is an aircraft-type kamikaze drone. Today, it is known that there are two models of these drones - "Lightning-1" and "Lightning-2". With one and two electric motors, respectively. The first reports of their use appeared last spring.
This week, Sergey "The Flash" also reported that a Russian experimental drone with a circular wing was spotted over the front line .
