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[begturan]

AKINCI UAV and HERON in the Air at the Same Time...

The Heron-type UAV, leased by Greece from Israel and having a regional impact range, is flying over the island of Crete.

The AKINCI UAV, belonging to Turkey and having a global impact range, is returning from its mission in Libya, 1,200 kilometers away from Turkey.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2046311494124740883

Akıncı in the air, Heron in the pan

 

[Huelague]

Google still exists mate, it is apparently a guidance kit like our Teber, KGK etc, from UAE.

If we would take all of our answers by google, we would not need this forum anymore.

 

[boredaf]

If we would take all of our answers by google, we would not need this forum anymore.

Something as simple as a name on a missile can easily be googled, that's the whole point. It's not a topic of discussion or speculation or analysis.

 

[Strong AI]

WOW (Good luck to our smaller adversaries)

K2 KAMİKAZE UAV
SİVRİSİNEK Intelligent Loitering Munition

Autonomous Swarm Flight Test

 

[boredaf]

WOW (Good luck to our smaller adversaries)

K2 KAMİKAZE UAV
SİVRİSİNEK Intelligent Loitering Munition

Autonomous Swarm Flight Test

This new loitering munition has been used in Ukraine, I'm pretty sure of it. And it was used well over a year ago I think, I remember seeing the parts after it was shot down or just failed somehow and it had Baykar and some Pakistani parts I think.

 

[emrebnc]

This new loitering munition has been used in Ukraine, I'm pretty sure of it. And it was used well over a year ago I think, I remember seeing the parts after it was shot down or just failed somehow and it had Baykar and some Pakistani parts I think.

Yes it was called "YIHA - III" I think

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2047573813244686734

"— Autonomous swarm flight.
— AI-powered target detection and engagement.
— Operation in GPS-denied environments."

A few months back I mentioned Quadcopter swarms being launched from larger platforms as an effective way of destroying targets across a sprawling area such as an airbase, that would otherwise be difficult to effectively neutralize. We've seen this with the Iran - US/Israel war. Though Iran could target airbases, BMs and Shaheds aren't exactly optimal for targeting dozens of parked aircraft that are spread across such a large area. The Skydagger CEO mentioned that swarms of drones could be released by Baykar's larger platforms. This "AI-powered target detection and engagement" pretty much confirms it.