Airbus’ “Bird of Prey” Drone Completes Initial Flight Test North Germany – Airbus has successfully completed the initial flight test of its new unmanned “bird of prey” drone during a demonstration conducted within a military training area. The drone, designated “Bird of Prey,” represents a significant development in autonomous aerial systems. During the test, the drone autonomously identified and classified a medium-sized unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), simulating a kamikaze drone scenario. Subsequently, the “Bird of Prey” deployed a Mark I air-launched missile, developed by Frankenburg Technologies, a military-industrial complex based in Estonia, to neutralize the target. This demonstration showcased the drone’s capabilities in real-time mission assessment and targeted engagement. The successful operation highlights the integration of advanced technologies within a complex defense system. The “Bird of Prey” drone is designed for a range of potential applications, including reconnaissance and defense against evolving aerial threats. Further testing and development are planned following this initial flight. Photo: Frankenburg Technologies. Topics: #drone #bird #prey Post navigation ELU25 ⟩Economist Kakk Valter: report from the parade of opinion leaders in Switzerland Look, which companies want to get the title of family-friendly employer