The Ukrainian War is becoming a test square of drones that can spread from blockage systems
A soldier sitting behind the truck on the side of the Kharkov, Ukraine is driven by a drone in the air while using a management to manage it during a test flight.
In accordance with Ukraine’s military rules, the Crab only uses drones equipped with grenades such as grenades to target Russian troops and techniques.
However, this drone carries another device: the 15-kilometer fiber-optic cables, drone and operator, and the operator of the operator creates an effect on the most effective defense layer – drone traffic jams. Ukraine fuses the battlefields.
Speaking through an interview with CBC News, Krab said, “This is a technological war.”
“We are our work to develop and stay ahead. “
The war in Ukraine has become a test square for fiber-optic cable drones that are not sensitive to blockage systems, and technology can change security measures all over the world.
War in Ukraine is a test
Although the technology is not new, Russia and Ukraine use the promise of fiber-optic cable, new drones are tested and are being improved based on combat experience.
The Ukrainian War has led to the widespread spread and rapid development of combat drones. Experts say that the drones use the drones using fiber-optic cables will be affected outside the war zone, because Drone traffic jams are one of several instruments. Security agencies can use to strike naughty or suspicious drones.
Constructed devices work by violating radio communication between the drone and the operator, which leads to the crash of devices or leaving the course.
Fiber-optical cable drone is immune to traffic jams, because it works on string contact instead of radio signals.
Although a Ukrainian blogger said Russia’s first use of fiber-optic drones last year, Ukraine recently accelerated the development of several different local producers. Both sides are trying to increase the use of cable-designed drones because soldiers say blockage devices have neutralized their observation and attack drones.
The cable allows the unmanned aircraft to the aircraft, and soldiers say that it also provides a clear video flow that helps the operator better redirect towards the target.
Kharkiv and the Crab for military service at the beginning of the war began to use fiber-optic cable drones for about a month and a half.
CBC News accompanied the Krab and another Drone operator while testing a new design. There was a large, conical dish under the drone, and there was a cable wrap.
While the drone went to the air, his one end was connected with the base station located next to the Krab, which reflects the video flow from the camera of the drone.
New models have some restrictions
During the battle, there could be a grenade or another explosive to the drone, but while CBC was there, the team only tested it, so nothing was closed other than the cable reels.
“We are highly likely to hit targets,” said Crab. “We can go to the side of all existing electronic war systems. “
But Krab says that drones have restrictions. They are usually heavier than wireless ones and they can be less flexible and more sensitive to the wind.
If the drone flies from below the intense woodland area, he can also be involved in trees.
However, soldiers and other experts are obvious that they are found only with sound and imagery, and the only effective way to protect against these drones is to shoot them from the sky.
In the battlefield, soldiers use models that can fly 20 kilometers away. However, due to security reasons for security in the production facility in the Kharkiv region, only trying to improve the design of Vlad drones that want to be recognized in the name.
There are batteries scattered in several rooms, 3D printers and fiber-optic cable boxes. Unmanned devices are produced here and are better to use Ukrainian soldiers to use them in the field.
“This is a very good technology. I can’t understand why we didn’t use it a year ago,” said Vlad, who worked in the field of information technology before the start of work in the Ukrainian drone industry.
According to him, the drones they build are only used once: they are fluttered and exploded.
‘This cini cannot be put on the glass again’
Vlad Works with the former US Marine Piyada Troy Smothers, which helped to train Ukrainian troops in the beginning of his career and develop fiber-optic cable drones.
He helped velada to contact the US Technology and Defense Contractor L3 Harris, according to him, the 30-kilometer fiber-optic cable drone will be replaced and tested in several weeks.
Smothers also had a military unit and Russian positions and Russian positions to get better idea about how they actually work in the battlefield.
Although fiber drones believe that there may be a new border in terms of weapons, the results of technology are discussed, he said.
CBC News in Kharkov said: “This cine cannot be put on the glass again.”
“(Defense Companies) are already looking for effective counterparts to combat fiber.“
British journalist David Hambling, which illuminates drones and other military technologies, can cause a big problem for countries trying to protect against terrorists or criminals.
As an example showed an event like Super Bowl. In 2024, in Las Vegas, there were concerns about rogue drones before playing the game between San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs. After the drone was found on the stadium, the previous game had to be stopped.
Secretary of the US Secretary of Internal Security, along with local law enforcement agencies. The Super Bowl announced a “drone” zone and the area in the area has been found in the ready-to-be found and captured, he said.
Drones with immunity against interventions can create a risk of safety.
“There can be no anti-drone machine guns and missiles in the Super Bowl Stadium,” said Hambling CBC News.
He estimated that instead, security agencies and the military may look at the network weapons trying to catch and hit the drone.
Smothers says that there is no effective way to stop fiber-optic cable drones, the work continues.
“War is always developing,” he said that Ukraine has become a test square for drones and military defense.
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