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Das griechische unternehmen IDE hat einen vertrag mit der Europäischen Union unterschrieben um ein Stealth UAV für die EU zu bauen welcher vorwiegend im europäische Grenzschutz zum Einsatz kommen wird. Die Europäische Union wird 10 Millionen euro dem griechischen unternehmen dafür bereit stellen.
The Greek company Intracom Defense (IDE) signed an agreement with the European Commission for the tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, or UAV, which has been specially designed for border surveillance and reconnaissance and what the company calls “high value targets.”
Greece will manufacture a new, innovative, border surveillance drone. Named the IDEX 2021: LOTUS, which represents the next generation of unmanned surveillance aircraft, the aerial vehicle will be manufactured by a Greek firm.
A grant agreement for 9.7 million euros which was approved last July will secure the funding necessary for the production of the drone, called a Low Observable Tactical Unmanned System, or LOTUS.
– Stealth properties, hiding it from enemy forces
– Stand-off operational capabilities
– Airworthiness and interoperability based on NATO standards
– Reliable communications
– Extensive adoption of Artificial Intelligence
– Cybersecurity and Expandability to support additional missions
So sieht die Drohne aus
Greece to Manufacture New Border Surveillance Drones
Greece will launch a new drone, representing the next generation of unmanned surveillance aircraft, manufactured by Greek firm Intracom Defense.
greekreporter.com
The Greek company Intracom Defense (IDE) signed an agreement with the European Commission for the tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, or UAV, which has been specially designed for border surveillance and reconnaissance and what the company calls “high value targets.”
Greece will manufacture a new, innovative, border surveillance drone. Named the IDEX 2021: LOTUS, which represents the next generation of unmanned surveillance aircraft, the aerial vehicle will be manufactured by a Greek firm.
A grant agreement for 9.7 million euros which was approved last July will secure the funding necessary for the production of the drone, called a Low Observable Tactical Unmanned System, or LOTUS.
Greece’s Drone: Stealth, airworthiness and artificial intelligence
According to IDEX, the LOTUS has a number of innovative characteristics, including:– Stealth properties, hiding it from enemy forces
– Stand-off operational capabilities
– Airworthiness and interoperability based on NATO standards
– Reliable communications
– Extensive adoption of Artificial Intelligence
– Cybersecurity and Expandability to support additional missions
So sieht die Drohne aus
die USA stationieren gerade 1800 gepanzerte Fahrzeuge und hunderte Militärhubschrauber in Alexandroupoli 20 km vor der türkischen grenze 
