New modifications of drones and missiles presented in Russia
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Russian developers have presented new versions of unmanned aerial vehicles and missiles that possess improved technical characteristics. It is reported that the changes affected the range, speed, and guidance accuracy of the equipment, making it more effective in modern conditions.
One of the main new products is a drone called the "Geran-5 K5-K." The main difference between this model and previous versions is the use of an optical navigation system. Thanks to new technologies, the device is capable of flying over longer distances and at a more significant altitude, which complicates its detection and interception.
In addition to drones, specialists demonstrated the "Filin" missile. A feature of this product is the use of 3D printing technologies in the production of components. This solution allows for faster creation of parts and optimization of the assembly process, while maintaining the combat effectiveness of the weaponry.
Experts note that the modernization of military equipment is an important direction for the Russian defense industry. Increasing the warhead and introducing modern control systems are aimed at improving the accuracy of mission execution.
At the moment, the new equipment is undergoing testing in real-world conditions. The further development of these projects will depend on the results of the tests and the need to scale up the production of the new modifications.
Sources: NV
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