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Estonia presenta sus nuevos sistemas autónomos y antidrones para transformar la Defensa europea

Los drones han cambiado la guerra en Ucrania. En la feria Tallinn Defence EXPO, empresas estonias presentaron sistemas antidrones y robots militares que, dicen, Europa necesita.

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00:08Aquí, en la Defensa Expo, más de 100 compañías están mostrando sus propios nuevos productos.
00:13Un tema está bien.
00:16Unos sistemas son un gran peligro y un mayor parte de la defensa arsenal.
00:23Palin Defense Expo covers everything from high-tech weapons systems and ammunition,
00:28to electronics, cyber defense and unmanned vehicles.
00:31Companies from Estonia and abroad are here to reach businesses and governments facing new threats.
00:37Drones have changed the face of war, most visibly in Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
00:43Estonia's Marduk Technologies presented a system that uses powerful optics and AI
00:48to find and identify flying objects.
00:51We are able to analyze the pixels, whatever is moving in the sky,
00:55analyze the flight pattern, if it moves like a bird or if it moves like a drone
01:00or any kind of other non-biological object.
01:04And then we are able to do the computer vision classifications,
01:08what kind of object it is, and then end user can make the decisions.
01:17Another Estonian company, DevSec Intel, combines optical, radar, acoustic and radio frequency sensors
01:24in one mobile, highly autonomous system.
01:27Airsheet detection sensors, they will detect the drones, then operator will select which one to go after,
01:35and then they launch the interceptor drone, and then the hostile drones will be destroyed,
01:41and they will not hit any infrastructure elements or do any harm for the civilians.
01:48Airsheet is open architecture, modular system, if there are new threats coming, so we can just add new effectors
01:55or new sensors to detect better.
01:59Unmanned vehicles can support or even replace soldiers on dangerous missions.
02:04Milrem Robotics presented its famous unmanned ground vehicle.
02:10The company says the technology enables an unmanned kill zone.
02:15Robotic vehicles would detect and push back invading troops,
02:19minimizing human casualties among the defenders.
02:28Milrem builds famous and other unmanned vehicles at its factory in Tallinn.
02:33It has also opened a production line in the Netherlands, supplying vehicles to Ukraine and other countries.
02:43This modular platform can be fitted for different missions,
02:47from direct combat to reconnaissance, mine clearing, logistics and casualty evacuation.
02:58It's all about battlefield efficiency and also saving lives.
03:02I mean, you still have the conventional military forces and different units,
03:06but you don't need to send them on the battlefield where is the hottest spot.
03:10So instead of humans, you send the machines and machines do the work.
03:14The production capacity is not public information, but we are talking about hundreds of vehicles.
03:20And different sizes, we can take the production everywhere.
03:23So it's not complicated to set up the production and we can scale up quite rapidly.
03:29The Italian Defence Expo is growing, gathering start-ups looking for investment
03:33and industry leaders seeking new markets.
03:36European security is an urgent concern and the tech sector is moving fast to meet the demand.
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