The Ukrainian military is testing new drones using fiber optics on the front line against Russian forces. The low-flying drones are tied to the ground via thin fiber-optic cables that unwind as the ...

A new video shows a forest in Ukraine covered in fiber-optic cables for unjammable drones. These drones have become an increasingly prolific countermeasure to electronic warfare. The hard wire ensures ...

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Russia's newest drones appear to be guided by fiber-optic cables to prevent jamming and electronic warfare. The technology solves one of the war's more prevalent problems, but it's got downsides.

A high-capacity fiber-optic communication cable unspools as the drone flies; with no tension, there is no risk of tangling of breaking. German developers are demonstrating a new drone in Ukraine ...

Ukraine is deploying fiber-optic drones connected by thin cables, which cannot be jammed by electronic warfare and provide a high-quality image feed. These drones can fly into areas where radio ...

Last week, the Brave1 tech cluster tested a dozen Ukrainian fibre-optic drones, a considerable number of which are capable of striking targets at distances of up to 40 km. Source: a journalist from ...

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Drones severely damaged the PJSC Optical Fiber Systems plant in Saransk (Russia) on the night of May 7. The possibility of shutting down the facility is currently being considered, Head of the Center ...