United to win: German company Quantum Systems opens service, training, and logistics centers in Ukraine
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The German technology company Quantum Systems has opened service training, support, and logistics centers in Ukraine.
Militarny reports this.
What is the problem?
Since August 2022, the Vector drone system has demonstrated its unprecedented effectiveness in the most challenging conditions.
Specifically, the specialists emphasize Vector's successful usage and stringent testing in Ukraine's war zones, confirmed by its outstanding performance in intelligence gathering, surveillance, and reconnaissance proceedings. Despite the impressive performance of UAVs, their operation necessitates professional management and education, and veritable repair after each task.
As Rubryka wrote, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine ordered 300 additional medium-range reconnaissance drones of the Vector type for Ukraine's armed forces from the German company Quantum-Systems GmbH.
What is the solution?
In Ukraine, the German technology company Quantum Systems has opened service training, support, and logistics centers.
How does it work?
It is noted that operators are trained in the centers to use Vector systems and maintain them. The centers will also specialize in the purchase of spare parts and repair services.
Note that Quantum Systems develops, designs, and manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles.
UAV Vector. Photo: mil.in.ua
Quantum Systems offers customers the Vector unmanned aerial vehicle that can take off and land vertically. It has a low-noise engine and an encrypted IP connection that transmits the video stream.
What is known about the Vector UAV
In the Scorpion configuration, the lifting screws are installed horizontally on special brackets in lieu of the wings. While this reduces the maximum speed to 15 m/s in contrast to 25 m/s, it offers increased maneuverability, constituting an advantage in mountainous terrain or built-up areas.
Scorpion UAV. Photo: mil.in.ua
The company also has a Trinity Tactical fixed-wing UAV based on the Trinity F90+ aircraft.
As a payload, the UAV can carry LiDAR sensors (technology for receiving and processing information about remote objects using active optical systems), multispectral cameras, and high-resolution RGB cameras. Trinity Tactical can take off vertically into the sky.
Trinity Tactical UAV. Photo: mil.in.ua
For reference:
It should be noted that Ukraine's intelligence scouts have mastered and are using the Black Hawk helicopter in combat operations.
As Rubryka wrote, engineers from the 67th separate mechanized brigade created a new attack drone called "Khrushch," which can be used for operations on the front line and in the rear.
