MAI: a tethered drone developed by the institute will be used on various armored vehicles
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Mounted UAV developed by Moscow aviation Institute (MAI), is intended for use with various armored vehicles, but talking about its installation on the Armata tank is premature, reports RIA News report of the head of the laboratory of the department "Information Management Complexes" Nikolai Kim.
Earlier, Izvestia reported that the MAI developed a UAV for installation on the Armata tank, which will be connected via a flexible cable.
“Our laboratory, together with colleagues from the Research Institute of Special Mechanical Engineering of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, has indeed developed an external observation point that can work with various armored vehicles. The laboratory and field tests of the developed tethered UAV conducted at the MAI proved the efficiency and effectiveness of this approach, but it’s still premature to talk about installing this complex on the Armata tank, Said the professor.
According to him, the UAV "will rise above the car by 20-30 meters, transmitting video information on board, which will significantly expand the field of view of the operator-driver." With the help of this drone it will also be possible to detect targets and aim at them weapon.
He confirmed the information that the armored vehicle would be connected to the UAV with a flexible cable for covert information exchange and power supply, however, pointed out that “before the practical implementation of the project, scientists still need to carry out a large amount of work related to the addition of ground-based software and hardware and the apparatus itself. "
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