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Re:I Fought in Ukraine and Here's Why FPV Drones Kind of Suck by morkalork on Thursday June 26, 2025 @01:25PM (#44389379)
That is true, although I think a lot of what can be invested in, is transferable. Control software, targeting, AI could be adapted to larger or smaller scale drones. Manufacturing capabilities can be as well. ISR drones are pervasive and it used to be uneconomical to shoot down a relatively cheap one, like an Orlan, with something that cost as much or more. Now there's cheap counter-ISR FPVs. I don't think the future is manually guided at all though.
Re:I Fought in Ukraine and Here's Why FPV Drones Kind of Suck by ashoeafoot on Thursday June 26, 2025 @01:55PM (#44389689)
Drones could be manufactured from standardized components, LEGO so to speak, allowing for add hoc redesign and automated manufacturing . Foilwrapped fuelcokecans with a primer and a bus are where its at .