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“The contract is to include short- and medium-range missile systems the Moroccan Army needs to strengthen its military arsenal, as well as armored vehicles and tanks that can be used in any armed conflict that might break out with Algeria or paralyze any Polisario [Front] movements along the Western Sahara wall,” Shkeir added, referring to the armed political organization that wants to end Moroccan control of the desert region.
Monimutkainen diili. Marokko osti siis 13 Bayraktar TB2:ia Turkista. Nyt lyhyen ja keskikantaman ilmatorjuntaohjusta, tankkeja ja panssaroituja ajoneuvoja Israelista. Lisäksi marokkolainen kamikaze-drone kehitetään israelilaisavuin. Ennestään on jo Elbit Hermes 900 ostettu (myös Sveitsi osti niitä Rangerien korvaajaksi, meillä ei ole varaa vastaavaan hyppyyn).
Morocco and Israel to sign kamikaze drone deal
Israel’s defense minister is expected to visit the African country soon and sign defense cooperation agreements that would launch the drone production, among other efforts.www.defensenews.com
Jos osumakohdat olisi erilaisia tuollaiselta voisi näyttä swarm hyökkäys. Suuri määrä pieniä itsemurhadroneja sataa taivaalta väkijoukon niskaan.Sabotaasi/häirintä havainnollistettuna. Tai sitten on keksitty tosi nopeasti sijaiskärsijä omalle tötöilylle.
Ei millään tipahtaisi saman parin sekuntin sisään niin suurta määrää. Ei eri akkujen välinen lataus ja kulutus niin eksaktia ole.Sabotaasia todennäköisempää on että joku unohti vaihtaa dronejen akut ennen kuin lentonäytös alkoi.
Juu kyllä noi selvästi joku muu toi alas ku et ois jostain akuista kyse. Osa taitoi tulla ns. hallitusti alas varmaan jonku moisen sisäänrakkenullun turvasysteemin avulla ja osa sit tipahteli vapaammin.
Ajatuksia herättävä.The trick here, to the extent that there's a trick, is that the drone performs a direct mapping of sensor input (from an Intel RealSense 435 stereo depth camera) to collision-free trajectories. Conventional obstacle avoidance involves first collecting sensor data; making a map based on that sensor data; and finally making a plan based on that map. This approach works perfectly fine as long as you're not concerned with getting all of that done quickly, but for a drone with limited onboard resources moving at high speed, it just takes too long. UZH's approach is instead to go straight from sensor input to trajectory output, which is much faster and allows the speed of the drone to increase substantially.
The convolutional network that performs this sensor-to-trajectory mapping was trained entirely in simulation, which is cheaper and easier but (I would have to guess) less fun than letting actual drones hammer themselves against obstacles over and over until they figure things out. A simulated "expert" drone pilot that has access to a 3D point cloud, perfect state estimation, and computation that's not constrained by real-time requirements trains its own end-to-end policy, which is of course not achievable in real life. But then, the simulated system that will be operating under real-life constraints just learns in simulation to match the expert as closely as possible, which is how you get that expert-level performance in a way that can be taken out of simulation and transferred to a real drone without any adaptation or fine-tuning.
The other big part of this is making that sim-to-real transition, which can be problematic because simulation doesn't always do a great job of simulating everything that happens in the world that can screw with a robot. But this method turns out to be very robust against motion blur, sensor noise, and other perception artifacts. The drone has successfully navigated through real world environments including snowy terrains, derailed trains, ruins, thick vegetation, and collapsed buildings.
Autonomous Racing Drones Dodge Through Forests at 40 kph
It seems inevitable that sooner or later, the performance of autonomous drones will surpass the performance of even the best human pilots. Usually things in robotics that seem inevitable happen later as opposed to sooner, but drone technology seems to be the exception to this. We've seen an astospectrum.ieee.org
Ajatuksia herättävä.