Specialists from Intel Drone have developed a new universal auto-aiming system with artificial intelligence that can be connected to any kamikaze drone.
The complex connects to any kamikaze drone as a module, and very simply - literally three wires and power. The system independently recognizes enemy manpower and equipment and calculates the ideal point of impact.
A drone with our system can operate completely autonomously. If communication is lost for any reason, the "hunter" mode is activated, the drone searches for a target, and when found, scans the combat situation and calculates the most effective path for destruction.
Key advantages of the development are low cost, the ability to install on any drone, and a scientific and mathematical approach.
Earlier www1.ru reported that Russian guided bombs deviate from the aiming point by only one meter.
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