Dangerous FPV drones: New weapon in the Ukraine conflict

Dangerous FPV drones: New weapon in the Ukraine conflict

The use of drones in military conflicts has changed drastically in recent years. So-called FPV drones, which stands for “First Person View”, are being used more and more. This specialized technology enables the pilots to control the drones with VR glasses and fly in the first person perspective. In his new book "FPV - Drone as a Weapon", Martin Rosenkranz deals with the progress and threats that starts from these devices.

FPV drones are not just toys or technical gadgets; They have become a modern war tool. They are a considerable danger in Ukraine, especially in Ukraine. They are used to attack tanks, vehicles and even individual soldiers. The deadly use of these drones is not only a theoretical possibility, but is first experienced by many soldiers, including Gustav Freimann, who fights in the international legion of Ukraine. His report on the use of FPV drones on the front provides insights into the challenges and the reality of the drone use in the fight.

technical details and possible uses

rosary, in particular, deals with the technology behind these drones. The so -called Kamikazedrohne, which literally floats high in the ventilation as a "death angel", is a novelty that is provided with explosive heads. It is seen as a precise weapon that enables targeted attacks and is also regarded as a steering weapon. The possibility of applying these drones in various combat scenarios is explained using specific examples.

The structure of the FPV units is also examined in more detail. But the focus is not only on the technical side. The ethical questions and the psychology of the mission cannot be ignored. The drones have become part of modern warfare, and it remains to be seen how this technology will develop.

The 132-page publication by Martin Rosenkranz is available in paperback format and can be ordered directly in bookstores or online, including 15.90 euros. The book contains various analyzes about the danger and the use of this advanced technology in the military context.

If you are interested in military technology and would like to learn more about developments in the field of FPV drones, you will find both technical and practical information in this new work. It not only offers an overview of technology, but also through the real operating conditions, which have never been documented so detailed before. More details on the backgrounds and the importance of FPV drones in modern warfare can be found in the report of www.austrianwings.info can be read.