Ukraine is developing missiles equipped with artificial intelligence—what is known
Ukrainian companies are working on the development of missiles using artificial intelligence. More than 200 manufacturers are involved in these projects overall.
"Initially, artificial intelligence was used on a large scale in drones. It isn’t very fast—which is sufficient for drones—but rockets require much higher speeds," Hrytsenyuk said.
According to him, artificial intelligence is now “increasingly being integrated into missile systems.” At the same time, he also emphasized that the development of AI has not yet reached the scale of the hundreds of solutions already implemented in the drone sector.
He also noted that more than 200 Ukrainian companies are already developing AI-based components for missiles, drones, radars, and other systems.
This was stated by Brave1 CEO Andriy Hrytsenyuk, as reported by Business Insider.
Ukraine unveiled a new RK-19 anti-aircraft missile designed to shoot down aircraft.
The day before, Ukraine publicly demonstrated for the first time the self-propelled launcher of the “Coral” anti-aircraft missile system, designed, in particular, to intercept ballistic targets. The launcher was demonstrated during a missile launch from a system mounted on a Czech Tatra truck chassis.
As a reminder, the Ministry of Defense has approved more than 1,100 new weapons models in the past six months.
The Ministry of Defense has codified and approved for service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine the new Ukrainian-made V-1 unmanned aerial vehicle system. These ultralight bombers are designed to strike concentrations of personnel, vehicles, and armored equipment.
