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To spread: Ukrainian company Sine Engineering develops group control technology that the Armed Forces can be used in combat. Such systems have existed for a long time and have been working well on landfills, but are failed under the influence of radio electronic fighting. CEO SINE Engineering Andriy Chulik told details in an interview for DOU. Group control technologies are often used to organize drones that create different drawings in the sky.

In simple words, they allow the operator to give a command to accomplish a task at a time for several drones. "We adapt the technology for use on the battlefield, which complicates the task. Group control (Mass Control) and a swarm (swarm) need to be distinguished. Roy consists of 10 or more UAVs with a high level of autonomy that find the goal themselves, determine it and decide how to hit it. "Imagine a Starcraft computer strategy.

When you choose several units at the same time and control them is group control. And a computer that plays against you is already closer to swarm," the company manager explained. Earlier in September it was written that the US would send 33,000 recent drones from the Pentagon to Ukraine. UAVs will be coordinated thanks to the technology of artificial intelligence Nemyx.