Ukrainian developers have built an AI targeting module designed to improve the autonomy and accuracy of systems used in sustained attacks against enemy airfields.
The tech earned third place in NATO’s Persistent Airfield Denial innovation competition, which sought solutions to prevent adversaries from using airfields and aviation assets over extended periods.
By allowing attack systems to operate with greater autonomy in contested environments, the Ukrainian module could support repeated strikes against runways, aircraft, and other critical airfield infrastructure.
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