Ukrainian units have begun using the Clarity system, which automatically analyzes data from drones and identifies enemy equipment or positions in photos and videos. This allows analysts to reduce their work time several times and significantly speeds up decision-making on the battlefield.
Ukrainian units have begun using the Clarity system, which automatically analyzes data from drones and identifies enemy equipment or positions in photos and videos. This allows analysts to reduce their work time several times and significantly speeds up decision-making on the battlefield.
The launch of the program was announced by Mikhail Fedorov in his Telegram channel. Clarity can decipher intelligence materials in seconds, link images to coordinates on the map, and create orthophoto maps. The upgraded version of Clarity Pro is able to automatically recognize signs of enemy presence and reduces the load on operators by 90%. The system works even on ordinary laptops, which makes it convenient for use in field conditions.
According to the developers, more than 250 military personnel are already using Clarity in their work. The program is used by pilots, analysts, and scouts from the Achilles, Nemesis, Rubizh, and 40th Special Operations Brigade units. It helps to quickly close the so-called kill chain — the path from target detection to its destruction.
Analysts emphasize that previously processing intelligence took hours, and often days. With the increase in the number of drones, the volume of video and photos grew so much that some of the materials did not have time to be analyzed at all. This created a risk that important information was lost. Using Clarity allows you to solve this problem and minimize the impact of the human factor.
Clarity Pro is also capable of working with large data sets and generating comprehensive maps of enemy forces. Such capabilities open up the possibility of integrating the program into situational awareness systems and increasing the accuracy of operational planning.
Ukrainian startups are increasingly developing military products with artificial intelligence elements. This is in line with the global trend of using AI to automate routine tasks, increase decision-making speed, and reduce personnel losses. Clarity demonstrates that even small teams can create tools that have a real impact on combat operations, and is already becoming one of the examples of practical applications of AI on the front line.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about how the Ukrainian company VARTA is bringing its own Dozor AI interceptor drone, equipped with an autonomous system for detecting and tracking enemy aircraft, to the final stage of testing. In the future, this may allow building «small skies» — segments of air defense, where interceptor drones will play a key role.
