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Development of optical navigation systems for UAVs in Ukraine

Next year, Ukraine plans to actively develop optical navigation systems for unmanned aerial vehicles. These systems allow drones to navigate by comparing terrain photographs from memory with images from their cameras. It is known that similar technologies are already used by enemy drones.

In brief

  • Next year, optical navigation systems for UAVs will be developed.
  • Drones navigate by comparing memory photographs with camera images.
  • Google Earth photographs are used for basic orientation.
  • Enemy UAVs already use such systems on small drones.
  • Similar systems have been found on strike UAVs 'Geran-4' and 'Geran-5'.
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