Chinese UAV/UCAV development
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danielchin
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sorry, mistake
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shen
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in the CASC booth, so CH-4
ladioussupp
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But 76024 would indicate the 151. Brigade and that's completely new ?!!
It is called "Gong-ji" One (Attack-1). And sina news said it was employed in "Peace Mission 2014."
Thanks - just to be sure, the UAV itself is called that way ? - and YES, we saw the first images of that type during this excersise, but always to blurred to identify the serials ... my question or surprise was simply related to the unit, since a 151. Brigade is new to me.
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China Developing Holographic UAV Control Center
By WENDELL MINNICK
Defense News
Nov. 11, 2014 - 02:59PM
ZHUHAI, CHINA — China’s biggest aviation manufacturer, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), is developing a holographic ground control system (GCS) for UAVs.
Unveiled at Airshow China here, the “nerve center” or GCS displays the UAV as a holographic image. It allows the controller to command the aircraft, obtain flight parameters and information on navigation and guidance through a “human-machine interface.”
The controller experiences the entire process of the mission via this interface, including mission payload, route planning, flight control, identification of friend/foe, precision strikes and task assessment of the UAV operational environment.
Airshow China, known officially as the 10th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, is being held from Nov. 11-16. ■
By WENDELL MINNICK
Defense News
Nov. 11, 2014 - 02:59PM
ZHUHAI, CHINA — China’s biggest aviation manufacturer, Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), is developing a holographic ground control system (GCS) for UAVs.
Unveiled at Airshow China here, the “nerve center” or GCS displays the UAV as a holographic image. It allows the controller to command the aircraft, obtain flight parameters and information on navigation and guidance through a “human-machine interface.”
The controller experiences the entire process of the mission via this interface, including mission payload, route planning, flight control, identification of friend/foe, precision strikes and task assessment of the UAV operational environment.
Airshow China, known officially as the 10th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, is being held from Nov. 11-16. ■
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Something straight out of an Iron Man movie.
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