US EditionUkraine’s ‘drone war’ hastens development of autonomous weapons
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In Ukraine, a slow march towards the autonomous future of drone warfare
The use of drones in the war in Ukraine has undeniably been transformative, upending entrenched assumptions about modern warfare and forcing militaries around the world to re-evaluate their battle plans. However, most of the core innovations have concerned how unmanned aerial vehicles are used, not the invention of radically new technologies. The DJI Mavic has proven itself as one of the most impactful drones of the war, but this best-selling c…
The war in Ukraine has given way to a new era of combat, where artificial intelligence, robotics and creative reuse of obsolete technology coexist on the battlefield. Both sides have resorted to unconventional solutions to adapt to the changing pace of a conflict marked by autonomy and decentralized innovation. Drones vs. shotguns: Russian Yak-52B2 In the face of the growing use of Ukrainian drones, Russia has adapted the Yak-52, a Soviet traini…
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