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Nearly 30 Ukrainian refugees are now working for Atlas Aerospace, one of the companies selling hundreds of drones to Ukraine as unmanned aerial vehicles become an increasingly important tool on the battlefield and rapidly change how the war is waged.
"Drones will use artificial intelligence to make decisions whether to attack or not, saving human lives and costs," Atlas Aerospace CEO Ivan Tolchinsky said.
/PRNewswire/ -- Seven months of the ongoing full-scale invasion hasn't become an obstacle for the IT Arena, a tech event that brought entrepreneurs, investors,...
The British Army has tested working with drones in Atlas MESH for the first time, and they called MESH a breakthrough in technology and flying standards. MESH allows one operator to control several drones at once from one remote control. Arthur Dawe (SG), commanding officer of the Infantry Trials and Development Unit (ITDU), said: "This…