In Russia, equipment has been developed to repurpose any drone into a "Doomsday" drone, designed to mitigate the consequences of nuclear strikes
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In Russia, as part of the Chryst programme, a universal set of equipment has been developed that transforms any serial drone into a nuclear deterrence and monitoring machine, as TASS told the General Designer of the Centre for Integrated UAVs, Dmitry Kuzjakin...
Russian experts have developed an add-on that allows ordinary drones to be used to record and monitor areas after a nuclear strike or other major disaster. The drones are not intended to carry out attacks, but to check the consequences on the ground and the state of the damaged infrastructure, TASS announced. The addition consists of a small electronic board, which is installed in the aircraft, and special software [...] The article Russia Devel…
Moscow develops a kit with an electronic plate and software to convert conventional drones into equipment capable of inspecting infrastructure and affected areas following a nuclear attack or major catastrophe.
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