suicide drone, also known as: wandering ammunition, has become a new weapon and equipment. After the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the United States provided the Ukrainian army with a "switchblade" suicide drone. Now the actual combat situation of this drone in Ukrainian has been frequently exposed. The US-made switchblade drone was put into use on the battlefield and achieved certain results. Judging from the public situation, it can perform precise strike tasks, and its power is comparable to that of the small cruise missile . It poses a significant threat to the personnel in the event and small fortifications, and naturally becomes an opponent that makes the Russian army headache. With the launch of the suicide drone of the Iranian "Shahid-136" used by the Russian army on the battlefield, it also means that the Russian-Ukrainian war has become a drone war in a new era.
Indians naturally followed this news
After Ukraine joined the war with the US-made "switchblade", the Indian media Eurasian Times reported and found a reality: the same model in China also appeared. It turned out that there was no major difficulty in this technology, and it could only be developed for small drones, so it basically met the conditions for R&D. China has launched its own wandering ammunition, with more than one, among which the most famous one is: FH-901 model, a wandering ammunition with very good performance,
The video we released, FH-901 drone performs individual display
Now the Eurasian Times has discovered a worrying problem. The success of drones such as "switchblade" may bring Chinese weapons to fire again. China has similar products, and its performance is better. It can be supplied to the market at any time. It is a spot product. This will be very good news for countries eager to obtain such equipment. It is likely to be another hot spot in the market.
Indians said that our ALS50 is OK, but this is obviously a test machine
. This situation made India quite envious, which means that the opportunity to make a fortune is in front of us. For this reason, India is also eager to launch its own products. The Eurasian Times just declared: We also have it, introducing the ALS 50 suicide drone that was just launched, which was tested by Indian Army in September, a domestically produced Indian roaming ammunition that can fight in rough terrain and high altitude areas. Is this? Is this okay? As long as China can build something, it is a simple thing. Therefore, India also engages in suicide drones. It is said that it was developed by Tata Advanced Systems Co., Ltd. / TASL, with vertical take-off and landing capabilities, takes off in the form of quadcopter , and converts to fixed wing mode during long-distance flights, and can navigate in narrow spaces, such as ship decks, mountain positions, jungle clearings and narrow valleys.
Such suicide drones seem simple, but their core technology still test their skills
initially tested at the Bokran shooting range in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and in the test conducted by Ladakh , it proved its ability to operate at high altitudes. Equipped with an autonomous positioning system, it can accurately identify and lock predefined targets, and during the test, it was accurately hit on the ground target. It can also increase its range and payload capacity according to customer requirements. Future plans include: artificial intelligence integration and swarm capabilities.
The blow from the sky is indeed difficult to defend against. Although
claims that it will be introduced into the Indian army, it has not been mass-produced. It is a problem that an Indian domestic equipment usually makes. Even after years of development, no matter how well the publicity is, the delivery work has been delayed. Whether this equipment can be equipped smoothly as expected is a problem. Perhaps it will be rejected if it does not meet the requirements of the Indian army.
We have already pushed to the international market
Perhaps more importantly, the Indian media suddenly found that China was leaving behind a big chunk of it again. China has made faster progress in this technological field. On the road of technological development, China has not been engaged in wandering ammunition as late as people imagine. In fact, it has started research and development a long time ago, and has already had quite strong combat capabilities through the application of artificial intelligence technology. However, China has not exported this weapon and equipment to war-torn areas, which gives people little feeling.No wonder Indian media was shocked to find that China's "switchblade" drone is better than India. Take the FH-901 as an example. This model developed by a small reconnaissance drone has adopted a folding wing and can be installed in the launch/storage and transportation pipe. It is very similar to the design of the switchblade, but it is larger in size and has a larger warhead. It can also perform multiple tasks by changing the task load. More importantly, artificial intelligence technology has been integrated into it and can carry out swarm strikes, etc.
We have been developing this type of new technology very quickly
China is making very fast in the field of technology, and keeping up with the pace of world development, it has not lagged behind people. India also has the desire to keep up with the world trend, but the problem of insufficient ability is still quite large. Maybe it is not that India is really not good at technology, but it is just that there are problems in its execution ability, which has caused the reality that it is always lagging behind people.
