In Russia, they introduced a killer of backups, a "Shadow" for reconnaissance and a UAV signal detector

For the first time in Russia, the Krestnik-M unmanned aerial system has been introduced to combat surface objects, including an unmanned boat (BEC), a Shadow robotic platform for strike and reconnaissance operations, as well as an individual UAV radio signal detector. The developments were shown at the International Forum "Unmanned Systems: Technologies of the future" in Skolkovo.

The information is presented as part of the exposition of the Foundation for Advanced Studies (FPI).

"Krestnik-M is an unmanned aerial system for combating surface dynamic and stationary objects. It can be launched from ground, air and surface platforms," the materials at the organization's stand say.

In addition, as part of the exposition, the FPI will present the universal robotic platform "Shadow" for strike and reconnaissance operations.

"It is possible to place shock UAVs inside the hull," the organization said.

The FPI stand also provides information on the individual detector of UAV radio signals at a distance of more than 1 km in line of sight "Alissum 8". The product is distinguished by "high quality of UAV signal selection through the use of neural network algorithms."

In addition, the materials at the foundation's stand presented a ground-based unmanned robot "Impulse-MU", which "is designed to move cargo, tow vehicles, use in hazardous conditions, with the possibility of placing a payload," TASS reports.

The international Forum "Unmanned Systems: Technologies of the Future" is being held from August 7 to 17 at the Skolkovo Innovation Center. More than 300 domestic companies will present their developments within the framework of the enterprise. At the exposition, visitors will see advanced solutions in such areas as urban economy, energy, trade and construction.