Russia will test the drone drone at the end of this year

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According to Lenta.ru from 14 February 2012, before the end of 2012, the Russian Federation’s first assault unmanned aerial vehicle will be tested in the Russian Federation. The chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Russia, N. Makarov, said: "We will begin to test the middle-class drone in the shock version at the end of this year." About what device will be tested, it was not specified.

Last October, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation signed contracts with the Kazan Design Bureau Sokol and the St. Petersburg company Transas for research and development work. The cost of the agreements amounted to about 3 billion rubles. As part of the projects, it is planned to build a reconnaissance and strike Drones respectively weighing about 1 ton and up to 5 tons.

As the vice president of Transas, V. Godunov, said, the company concluded an agreement on strategic partnership with Sokol Design Bureau. The two companies will build drones jointly. Transas will develop control systems and on-board electronics, and Sokol will directly build UAVs and ground complexes for them. Both vehicles, according to plans, will make the first flights in 2014. With 2015, it is planned to begin their flight tests.

In January, 2010 reported that Tupolev was developing a medium-range UAV project. It is based in part on a reconnaissance-strike complex with a Tu-300 apparatus. (Technical details were not specified). In 2007, the OKB "Klimov" and "MiG" presented the shock drone Scat, which was created using stealth technology. Now this project is closed, but its achievements will be applied in projects of promising UAVs.

The Transas company is the developer of the Dozor-600 drone. This drone can be used as a shock or reconnaissance vehicle. For the first time, a UAV was shown to the public at the Max-2009 air show. His trials were scheduled to begin in 2010, and since then there has been no information about this project.
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  1. +13
    15 February 2012 12: 41
    Are we slowly starting to catch up to "world standards"? This makes me happy!
    1. Dimitrxnumx
      +5
      15 February 2012 12: 55
      Recently, UAVs have been given much attention. In the coming years should be pulled smile
    2. 0
      15 February 2012 14: 17
      Most importantly, this is our UAV and that our mines purchase it. defense. (and not buy. our min. defense overseas UAV spending crazy money).
      1. +1
        15 February 2012 14: 35
        Well, why, the money has already been spent. We purchased UAVs from the Jews, and not of the latest development. But the news certainly can not but rejoice. From the almost toy reconnaissance, which by the way are very necessary, not a lot of time has passed. So keep it up! fellow
        1. r0d0vest
          +1
          15 February 2012 15: 36
          Jewish probably bought for the sake of "picking the filling" and so on
          1. +1
            15 February 2012 16: 20
            Well, not without it Yes
    3. dmitri076
      -5
      15 February 2012 14: 37
      "We are gradually starting to catch up to the" world standards "- ha-ha, someday we will start to experience something ...." we are catching up to the world standards "... laughing Your time in this matter has already gone irrevocably! nobody is waiting for you!
    4. Neighbor
      -5
      15 February 2012 14: 41
      Give the modern weapons of the Russian Army. For Putin !!! So for Russia !!!
      1. r0d0vest
        -2
        15 February 2012 15: 33
        Putin - probably some great engineer involved in the development of the subject?
  2. PISTOL
    +7
    15 February 2012 12: 52
    it’s very good that they took on UAVs, we miss them
  3. Born in USSR
    +1
    15 February 2012 12: 53
    Who knows why the ramp was closed? Judging by the layout, a decent car could have turned out!
    1. Nbus
      +1
      15 February 2012 15: 20
      It’s just that in the KLA all the posts are held by former Sukhoi employees, so MiG is cutting down all promising projects in the bud.
  4. dred
    +5
    15 February 2012 12: 56
    Well, finally, we have decent options.
  5. nabat
    +2
    15 February 2012 13: 01
    Immensely happy for Transas, these guys in a fairly short time became leaders in the navigation market, they make very high-quality and convenient software.
  6. Olegovich
    0
    15 February 2012 13: 20
    Guys, tell me, what are the specific advantages of UAVs today? Well, besides saving the pilot's human life. Stealth? Cheaper price?
    1. +2
      15 February 2012 15: 24
      Quote: Olegych
      which by the way are very necessary, not a lot has passed before the shock time. Keep it up!

      small sizes give inconspicuity, many of them do not need an aerodrome, some people can fly for days, greater autonomy and efficiency, more payload, more than pilot overloads. Cheaper only for small scouts, play a prank, drums and long-range are not cheap. Well, the life of the pilot is also not cheap, it’s not enough, cooking is expensive.
  7. Nechai
    +1
    15 February 2012 13: 34
    Quote: esaul
    we begin to catch up to "world standards"

    The ideology of our R&D is somewhat different (in terms of open ife). "Manual" operator control, only one of the options. The basis is the elements of artificial intelligence. The ability to independently make a decision in an evolving situation and implement it.
    1. Nbus
      0
      15 February 2012 15: 22
      So the terminator is not far away! laughing
  8. +6
    15 February 2012 13: 41
    Yes, we need drones, and domestic drones are generally excellent, do not buy them to us like the Mistrals ...
  9. Dynamite
    +5
    15 February 2012 14: 35
    ... in the Russian Federation will be tested the first shock unmanned aerial vehicle of Russian development.
    In my opinion, it’s too early for solemn speeches. Let's wait, see what happens, I hope a decent device with a competitive filling.
  10. 0
    15 February 2012 21: 34
    Judging by the picture, far from the Predator or Global Hawk and write off 3 billion rubles for IT ... well, you know! They steal well ...
  11. Artur09-75
    0
    15 February 2012 21: 54
    This NGS FIG understand. That aching that you have to buy foreign samples, because there are none of your own, then he reports what Russian samples are experiencing.
    Quote: r0d0vest
    Jewish probably bought for the sake of "picking the filling" and so on

    I doubt that Israel sold us the UAV with the same filling as at home. And in order to dig into the filling, it is not necessary to buy the entire apparatus - no one has yet dismissed the SVR and GRU.
    If ours made decent devices - then a huge RESPECT to them. Only by creating competitive images can one shut the throats of everyone who shouts that Russia is not capable of anything (especially to the screamers in Russia itself and in its armed forces).
  12. 0
    16 February 2012 00: 15
    Artur09-75,
    +100
  13. matvey.z
    +1
    22 February 2012 01: 22
    The photo does not hit the UAV.
    This is the "DOZOR 100" UAV
    Purpose: Air monitoring of civilian infrastructure and special purposes; Patrol of long objects (pipelines, railways, power lines, land and sea borders); Search, detection, identification and tracking of objects in an area or route strip;
    Coastal Operations; Environmental Activities and Environmental Monitoring

    1. "Transas" does not do UAVS. Their designs for air surveillance.
    Dozor 600 is unlikely to be used as an IMPACT.

    It has pistonfour stroke
    TTX does not allow:
    Practical ceiling, m - 7500
    Cruising speed, km / h - 130-150
    Maximum speed, km / h - up to 210

    Practical range, km - 3700
    Flight duration, h - up to 30
    despite the resemblance to the MQ-9 Reaper.

    The most sold strike UAV based on the "Dan" UAV (OKB "Sokol").
    1. postman
      0
      24 February 2012 01: 37
      and TU? FORGOTTEN?