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Kyiv unveiled autonomous turrets equipped with artificial intelligence that use fiber-optic guidance systems.
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Ukraine has developed and deployed artificial intelligence-controlled turrets designed to shoot down enemy drones, using fiber-optic cables, according to Militarnyi.
The new system is an automated weapon capable of detecting and striking unmanned aerial vehicles with minimal reaction delay. Fiber-optic control channels enhance resistance to interference and electromagnetic radiation.
The development is a response to Russia's widespread use of kamikaze drones and unmanned aircraft to strike Ukrainian infrastructure. The system can be deployed in active combat zones and at critical rear facilities to protect urban areas.
Ukraine has deployed automated air defense turrets with AI, controlled via fiber-optic cables instead of radio channels. The system detects and shoots down drones with minimal delay and is resistant to enemy radio jamming. The turrets protect both combat positions and critical infrastructure in the rear.
Ukrainians have acquired a fundamentally new tool against constant Russian drone strikes on cities and the energy system — fiber optics makes the system invulnerable to electronic jamming. This could significantly reduce civilian casualties and infrastructure damage if the technology is deployed in sufficient quantities.
Pierre Dubois