UIC will supply dozens of crew control complexes to North Africa and CSTO countries

By the end of 2015, the United Instrument-Making Corporation will deliver dozens of complexes to monitor the work of the crews of armored vehicles and missile and artillery weapons to the CSTO and North African countries, reports TASS with reference to the press service of the company.

“The system is capable of real-time tracking of all crew actions, recording negotiations, and also displaying data from technical vision channels on the operator’s screen to assess firing accuracy,” the release said.

“The equipment of the complex can be adapted for any kind of equipment, while the design and ergonomics of combat vehicles are not violated. Compared to foreign analogues, this complex is several times cheaper and works on individual communication channels, ”said Vladimir Maslyuk, general director of the Moscow Compass design bureau (system developer). He also noted that “the complex can interact with the existing communication equipment for data transmission to the National Defense Control Center of the Russian Federation”.

In Russia, the system will be shown on the “Tank Biathlon 2015”. In addition, everyone will be able to get acquainted with the novelty at the military exhibition "Russia Arms Expo-2015".

Comments

[PROSTEEL]

And you need not tens, but thousands! Then it will be very cool!

[viktor_ui]

Prosteel ... not thousands, hundreds of thousands are needed ... nea - millions of thousands. What for ??? But Schaub was, now it wasn’t before, and now let him know how much
AND EVERYONE

[Hairy Siberian]

“The system is capable of real-time monitoring of all crew actions, recording negotiations, and also displaying data from technical vision channels on the operator’s screen to assess the accuracy of shooting”

That is, theoretically, the enemy can also track all this by intercepting the communication channel.

[vkl-47]

works on separate communication channels.

[St Petrov]

the signal still needs to be decrypted

[Homo]

Quote: s-t Petrov

the signal still needs to be decrypted

Everything is right! Decryption is time, and this is operational information, in half an hour it’s already disa!

[iConst]

Quote: s-t Petrov

the signal still needs to be decrypted

Decrypt - garbage, compared with the translation from obscene ...

[kil 31]

By the end of 2015, the United Instrument-Making Corporation will supply dozens of control systems for the work of crews of armored vehicles and missile-artillery weapons to the CSTO and North Africa countries, The thing is necessary, but we will focus on the fact that will put I think the news is great, not the main news, perhaps hopefully soon, etc., etc.

[Anchonsha]

So that the enemy does not interfere or does not connect to the channels of the control system for the work of the crews, appropriate protection against interference is created. Some in the comments are already pessimistic that the adversary can also connect to the system. The designer first of all took care of this.

[russmensch]

The system is certainly necessary, who would argue. But all this is great for training platoons, companies and battalions in peacetime. Why is this in war? There will be no more time for the "flights" disassembly. I can't even imagine that the regiment is performing a combat mission, and someone is following it and fixing errors. Or will they introduce a new position of "controller"?

[legorell]

Yes, so that the Nazis could not genocide, knowing that everything is written so that the type of "national guard" does not appear, and such examples of the transfer of weapons, or the murder of civilians will be several times less.