Russia Faces New Threat: Ukraine’s ‘Toloka’ Underwater Maritime Drone
Russia Faces New Threat: Ukraine’s ‘Toloka’ Underwater Maritime Drone
The Russian Navy has a new problem in the Black Sea. Ukrainian group Brave-1 have shown their Toloka weaponized UUV (uncrewed underwater vehicle). The design is evidently intended to operate as a form of loitering torpedo.It is a concept that makes a lot of sense.Read More >….
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Az izraileké kicsit szofisztikáltabbnak tűnik! És már nem csak grafikán létezik...
Innovative Submarine Drone Is Ukraine’s New Weapon Against Russian Navy - Naval News
Ukraine is becoming known for using unconventional naval vessels against the Russian Navy. It's 'maritime drones', which are robot boats loaded with explosives, have helped shape the war in the Black Sea. Now a new maritime drone has been revealed, one which operates like a small submarine.
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With the BlueWhale "autonomous submarine system" (an extra large uncrewed underwater vehicle or XLUUV), IAI offers navies new operational possibilities for ASW, ISR and MCM missions
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IAI's New BlueWhale XLUUV Breaks Cover - Naval News
With the BlueWhale "autonomous submarine system" (an extra large uncrewed underwater vehicle or XLUUV), IAI offers navies new operational possibilities...
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In this initial analysis written in response to unfolding events, we explore some of the potential implications of Ukrainian success in using USVs to attack the Russians in the Black Sea
Ukrán felszíni tengerészeti drónok 70%-át semlegesítik az oroszok.
Vagyis kb. minden harmadik-negyedik ér célba...
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Vagyis kb. minden harmadik-negyedik ér célba...
До 70% морських дронів України знешкоджуються під час операцій
Російські військові знешкоджують до 70% українських морських дронів під час атак на кораблі Росії.
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Ez teljesen reálisnak tűnik.Ukrán felszíni tengerészeti drónok 70%-át semlegesítik az oroszok.
Vagyis kb. minden harmadik-negyedik ér célba...
До 70% морських дронів України знешкоджуються під час операцій
Російські військові знешкоджують до 70% українських морських дронів під час атак на кораблі Росії.
Majd a vizalatti drónok tesznek be az orosz flottának. Szerintem azokkal 1-2 év alatt lefelezik a fekete-tengeri ruszki flották - hacsak nem valami hálóval védett kikötőben bújkálnak végig!Az orosz flottáról beszélünk
De egy legalább 75% -ra én is gondoltam volna, max 80.
Bár egy hálóvágó kart rátenni a drónra sem lehet nehéz...
Cellula's Solus-XR XLUUV Hits The Water
The first images of Cellula's new autonomous underwater vehicle in the water have surfaced. The Canadian company's Solus-XR is a long-range extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicle (XLUUV).The Solus-XR achieves it's impressive 2,700 nautical mile range by Cellula's hydrogen fuel cell propulsion. This has been proven in the company's Solus-LR vehicle. It also has a significant payload capability. The company advertises its roles as anti-submarine warfare (ASW), payload delivery, rapid environmental assessment and mine countermeasures.
Cellula’s Solus-XR XLUUV Hits The Water
The first images of Cellula’s new autonomous underwater vehicle in the water have surfaced. The Canadian company’s Solus-XR is a long-range extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicle (XLUUV)…Read More >….
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BAE Systems is collaborating with Cellula Robotics on the forthcoming launch of its Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (XLAUV) named Herne.
Scheduled for a technology demonstration next year, the vehicle will take to the waters in the latter half of 2024, with trials set on the south coast of England.
BAE Systems unveils Herne: UKâs next-gen underwater drone
BAE Systems is collaborating with Cellula Robotics on the forthcoming launch of its Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (XLAUV) named Herne.
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