General Chereshnia (General Cherry), a Ukrainian defence company, and France's Alta Ares have signed a memorandum to integrate AI-based guidance into the Bullet, an interceptor drone designed to counter Shahed loitering munitions used by Russia in its daily attacks on Ukraine.
Source: General Chereshnia
Quote from General Chereshnia: "As part of our co-operation, we will integrate two solutions developed by our partners into the frontline interceptor: Pixel Lock, which tracks the target during the terminal phase of flight, and Cyclop C2, which provides guidance throughout the flight. Both systems maintain target tracking using computer vision and data fusion from multiple sensors, even in GPS-denied environments."
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The document being signed
