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World News See other World News Articles Title: Russia’s new fiber-optic drone is immune to jamming, could be game-changer in war The new FPV kamikazes use a method similar to wire-guided missiles. With the help of electronic warfare tactics that blinded Moscow on some parts of the frontlines, Ukraine has made significant advances in the Kursk region, forcing Russian troops back on the battlefield. The sudden advances made by Kyiv’s forces have pushed the Russians to explore an option to counter Ukraine’s electronic warfare. They have developed a drone that’s immune to radio jamming and depends on fiber optics to continue its operations. Controlled by fiber-optic cable, the unmanned system is claimed to ensure high accuracy and resistance to electronic warfare. New drone can destroy its target without being affected by radio jamming Details shared by the Russian military Telegram channel Siberian Army on August 18 reveal that the drone is reportedly called “Prince Vandal of Novgorod”. Developed by the Ushkuynik Scientific and Production Center in Novgorod, the new weapon can destroy its target without being affected by radio jamming. Ukraine captured a Russian prototype fiber-optic drone back in March, but this appeared to be one of a kind. Ukrainian developers were known to be working on a similar design, and German company HIGHCAT is demonstrating its HMX fiber-optic drone in Ukraine this month, reported Forbes. New FPV kamikazes use a method similar to wire-guided missiles Kyiv’s success in Kursk region required extensive preparation as the military identified all active frequencies and deployed enough jamming systems to neutralize all drones in the area. nofm_geopolitics @nofmgeopolitics How the Russian FPV drones "Knyas Vandal of Novgorod" (KVN) deal with the invaders in the Kursk area. This is only for yesterday and the day before yesterday. https://x.com/i/status/1823357500575359337 The new FPV kamikazes use a method similar to wire-guided missiles like the TOW system. The system allows the transmission of high-resolution video signals without relying on radio frequencies. As a result, fiber-optic drones can effectively counter assaults that depend on electronic warfare to protect armored vehicles. A company sells fiber-optic drone controllers in open market Meanwhile, it emerged that a company is selling fiber-optic drone controllers on the open market. Skywalker Technology, which has an office address in Singapore, but some call it a Chinese company, offers multiple types of fiber-optic drones. Skywalker sell a number of drones with military applications including one armed with rockets and another kamikaze type, plus devices to convert consumer quadcopters into bombers. Their latest offering is a fiber-optic guidance set to replace radio control. As with previous designs, it comes with a considerable weight penalty; a 5 km/ 3 miles cable reel weighs about two and a half pounds, according to Forbes. RECOMMENDED ARTICLES A number of challenges linked to fiber-optic drones However, there are expected to be some challenges with fiber-optic drones as the use of wire limits the range that drones can fly. Also, in certain types of areas, wires could get tangled or broken. The major challenge could be the distance from where the operator handles such drones, as a short distance could pose significant risks to operators. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: Horse (#0)
It would seem that wore could be traced right back to the operator and KABOOM, he is gone. ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
FPV operators have killed as many as 200 opposing soldiers. They are high on the target list of to be killed. But in real life the intro of fiber optic drones has not enabled Ukraine to kill drone operators more than they have in the past.
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Then it is just a roll of the dice to see if the drone operators can be killed or not. ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
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