Specialists at the Izhevsk Electromechanical Plant "Kupol" (part of the Almaz-Antey Aerospace Defence Concern) have developed the universal target-training system (UMTK) "Adyutant." The system has been adopted by the Russian Armed Forces, said the general director of the defense enterprise, Fanil Ziyatdinov.
Источник изображения: Press service of the Kupol plant
So far, its main customers are developers of air defense systems (AD) — they need training targets.
The system is considered an advanced solution for training air defense crews.
Features of the UMTK "Adyutant":
- reusable targets
- simulation of cruise missiles, aircraft, helicopters, and drones
- open architecture
- launches up to 6 targets into the sky simultaneously
- control of the targets from a single command post
- creation of a complex air situation, including simulation of a massive strike
According to Ziyatdinov, the plant's employees have gained important competencies in the field of unmanned technologies. Work is underway to create a target with subsonic speed. In addition, this technological groundwork is planned to be used in promising projects, including for various sectors of the economy.
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