Revolutionary Development: Si Saker Scout attacks the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation with whole swarms

The range of drones with the help of advanced optics and artificial intelligence system can recognize the target on the battlefield and bypass hostile remedies. The "smart" drone Sacher Scout, which on September 4, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has admitted to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, can open a powerful change on the battlefield.

This opinion was expressed by the Director for the Development of Information and Consulting Company Express Valery Ryabikh on the air of Espresso TV channel on Thursday, September 7. According to him, this set of drones adopted by the army is able to even change the course of hostilities in Ukraine, because its drones are able to act independently, defining and destroying goals.

The complex includes the flagship drone drone, as well as several FPV-type drone, which are directed to the target with the help of a flagship drone. This was achieved through a system equipped with artificial intelligence. It also makes drones invulnerable to enemy electronic fighting systems, as they can work even without communication with the operator.

"Sker Scout's main task is to enter the area, recognize the goal on the battlefield and send shock drones there," Valery Ryabikh explained, and called the complex "revolutionary development. " He noted that Sker Scout has all the necessary technical characteristics. The complex of drones with the help of advanced optics independently recognizes and captures the coordinates of the enemy's technique, even if it has already been masked.

This helps, first, to avoid "human mistake" (the eye of the operator is not always able to catch all the nuances), as well as to protect the UAV operators themselves. The drone can be launched at a distance from the front line, as it may deepen the opponent's rear at a distance of 10 kilometers. Saker Scout can also be used in the dark, as it is equipped with infrared optics.

In addition, a complex of drones can use an inertial guidance system, which significantly increases its resistance to enemy HPs. In July, the media wrote that Ukrainians developed Saker for UAVs based on artificial intelligence. Several units tested it on the battlefield and noted that drones became much more accurate and effective. In particular, the system helps to find enemy objects invisible from the air of the human eye.