The Low-Budget Tech That Redefined Ukraine's Fight
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- When Russia launched its full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukrainians taped grenades to drones to kill the advancing invaders. In the years since, the strategy has spawned a high-tech industry critical to slowing the Kremlin's advance.
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The Ukrainian Resistance is so impressive and entrepreneurial.
But they are being slaughtered. Generations of men are being wiped out.
People get creative when their country/life depends on it.
but Palestinian can't resist the occupation.
@@araz7857 los palestinos están sufriendo por su propia acción
2:53 "Invented for Hobbyists" more like it's invented BY hobbyists. The first quadcopter was literally a couple of broomsticks with two RC helicopter gyros. The breakthrough was when someone ripped the gyro off a nintendo wii and made the first flight controller out of it. Every DIY drone today (including the suicide drones in Ukraine) can be traced back to that prototype. The drone the military developed is completely different from the hobby one.
3:14 The mavic drop mechanisms were originally for fishing so you can carry the hook to the exact part of the lake you want and drop it there. The trigger is just a light sensor pressed right up against one of the drons LED lights. A switch on the controller turns on that light, the light sensor detects it, and drops the payload. Unlike the DIY drones where you just connect to a servo lead, there is no way to actually hardwire the drop mechanism to a mavic, it even has to have its own battery to power the light sensor and servo.
4:49 Yeah, they have to figure out the manufacturing. The garage nature of the quadcopters development meant everything about it is open source. The software, firmware, the OSD, even the firmware for ESC's are on GitHub. ARM cpu's used on these things are also open license and rather primitive compared to what intel makes. The most difficult parts to make on it are the CPU's (There are atleast five on each drone), Gyro and OSD. Find a source for those and you can pretty much assemble your own flight controllers. The firmware/softwares been continuously refined for over a decade to accept different types of motors, compensate for performance and load differences and still fly. They're going to be more expensive compared to the mass manufacturing behemoths in china, but if it's about supply chains, you can make a factory, it's all open source.
6:44 "Now, the drones are full of advanced technology". I'm not too sure about that. The flight controllers have remained unchanged since 2016. You can take a any flight controller from back then and attach a GPS, barometer (altimeter), sonicsensor (distance from obstacles), basically every module you can put on an arduino kit, will work on the drone. We just don't put them on because of the weight, we crash a lot and it gets expensive.
7:21 Solder joint could be better.
7:55 "New antenna technology", those are standard antennas you often see long range FPV hobbyists have been using for a decade now.
8:00 That's not mavic, that's a diy drone, and the vtx's they use start at 300mw, 1w is not uncommon but we'd rather not use it if we don't want to railroad someone else's signal. 3w will get the FCC and radio hobbyists hunting you down. There are just video tho, the control signal has to be even stronger to reach several kilometers, and there is no way a 3w control signal 6km away can survive a 3w jammer a hundred meters away.
8:55 Why i don't think there are any real innovations coming out of this war is because the most obvious one i could think of is not on any video. If you have a drone with a GPS, your drone knows EXACTLY where it is within a foot, it also knows how much it's correcting for wind to stay in place. So you have the windspeed, and the altitude. You can overlay that on the OSD calculate exactly where the bomb will land regardless of wind conditions or even when the drone is in motion. But no, it's still just an off the shelf fishing gadget strapped to a mavic.
Another innovation that i'd have focused on is an anti radiation drone. You can make a phased array antenna out of three standard antennas, tie that to an FPV plane and when the noise floor becomes unusually high (it's the middle of nowhere and you feel likely you're wading through a neighborhood full of wifi routers, someone's jamming you). It can tell where the strongest signal is coming from and fly straight at it.
10:18 Tomahawk has terrain mapping and works without a GPS.
I've seen a Russian squad cycling out of a battlezone. A squad came out of the transport and part of the gear they were tossing out was a plastic toolbox with a 900mhz antenna coming out of it. The squad being relieved were also carrying a similar looking toolbox. They're already deploying jammers at the squad level and they look like they're big enough to hold a battery that can last through a 3 day cycle. It's not as powerful as the truck mounted jammers but they're cheaper and easier to mass produce.
I've also seen a Ukrainian suicide drone with night vision. I somehow doubt they actually use that on the regular as that camera's three or four times more expensive than the drone and in short supply even on the mass market. Unless the handful of companies that make them significantly ramped up production in the last couple of years, i doubt there enough of them to supply the front.
Nobody knows Bruce Simpson (@xjet)
@@loodwich I've been subbed for years but I agree.
In theory "drones" have been around for like 80 years.... but i think we are on the same page saying that this hardware is around because it is popular in the hobby market.
I nominate you for neckbeard of the year.
I had an uncle that used to build helicopter and by-plane models in the 80s, and they could fly and be controlled remotely. He certainly didn't buy them. He built them all himself from scratch.
It's no wonder Ukrainian's ingenuity have had many success in different areas of technology. Not surpisingly, many of the former Soviet Republic's scientist were from Ukraine.
如果沒猜錯擅長農耕體系的民族同樣擅長研發和低成本製造，所以烏克蘭、韓國、台灣、日本、印度有同樣的背景，只是印度有種姓制度人才會不斷外流。
Why do you think strapping ordenance to a drone was originally a scientist's idea?
As far as I know many of the inventions of war are created out of necessity and these come from soldiers on the battlefield. The "turtle tank" was also invented by those directly taking part in the war, not in a lab.
Similarly the fastest track bike (now it's banned) was not invented by a scientist, but by an actual competitor of the races. He built it out of junk components that he could find for cheap and he dominated his opponents with it.
@@perma1112I WANT YOU ESTUDY SPANISH
The patch on his uniform at 12:15 is dope
Nice one, and very fitting, and a laugh, as much as females that we have seen, in other footage, wearing make-up in the field.
And they probably shouldn't flaunt it, since fpv drone pilots are getting even more heat than snipers, nowadays...
That’s character name is called a flork
@@dougaldouglas8842 In MASH, based on the Vietnam war, Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger, wore a dress everywhere. I seriously would not be surpised to see someone in artillery with ballgown, lipstick and blusher. They're all mad AF. 🇺🇦
Love it.
I had a startup in the late 90's that failed selling robotic weaponry. It was childs play compared to modern stuff. But absolutely NO ONE saw the benefit of drone weaponry back then. Heck the term drone wasn't even a thing. It was an abject failure. I was 25 years too early.
Because at cheap drone you not earn more money. Better make switch blade for 100k than fpv for 500 baks.
Well, at least you still have your soul...
You know what, my father was part of the starting group of an online pharmaceutical delivery company where you could get your prescriptions sent to you from an online warehouse. Like how there are many many prescription delivery companies that deliver your medicine on schedule from a legit doctor and all that. The same exact thing happened to them, they made their initial shipmen, the first ever medicine delivered by ordering online and the investors pulled out shortly after (they were a decent mid-size startup still but were also WAY too early for everyone to actually adopt it. Now he sees what today has become and realizes they had it too soon. He still has his share certificate that was worth many man tens of millions for a very short time. Now the paper is worthless other than a great story and business lesson.
I remember running around the office when I was younger and how much our life change after that (as in I think it brought him a lot of struggle seeing how well the idea took off eventually). He was always way early into the early internet tech stuff, now owning a different (MUCH smaller business, family basically) doing network integration stuff which unfortunately is quite physical for him to be doing still.
Quit my job to work with him, every day, on sites all around our area. It a great time getting to work and learn from him and have a geat time doing our own work, even if its a lot to manage for the couple of employees.
@@rozoazpx4306 lol 😂
"Our rifles is our brain"...
Amen.
🤣
rifle brain
Danke für solche Menschen ❤, deren Ziel nicht ist sich zu bereichern, sondern zu helfen. Der HERR segne diese und die Ukraine , ❤❤❤ Shalom 🥰🤗
US citizens, write your congress reps to send real aid and quit delaying.
Why is it the US citizens responsibility?
@@MrMudEagle cause the US is the ruler of the current world order and they really don't want to lose it because their economy will be cut in tens of percentages if china or russia or Iran will rise
On it.
@@MrMudEagle Why is the US in NATO and in the UN?
@@MrMudEagle Why all the Troops in Europe and Pacific Islands, 1944?
swarms of ai drones will be game changer
Never happen. That's scifi
lol... against Russia? Funny guy!
@MrTsiolkovsky Ukr is not a city block; "by March 2022, a total of 161,000 km2 (62,000 sq mi) or almost 27% of Ukraine's territory." If that is not advancing, I dont know what that would meant to you.
yes it was initial advance since then they are stuck@@tonyrod4388
Another 'game-changer'? So far, that label has brought nothing but embarrassement.
Very impressive and likely the way all wars will be fought for the foreseeable future
Airborne land mines
Those vampire drones can drop re-purposed landmines
The Drone Wars
a nightmare, huh?
The gift that keeps on giving $$$$
Companies like Droneshield in Australia are building drone defense systems for this terrible situation.
Jammers or kinetic systems?
@@romailto9299 Full sky scanning jammers for the moment. I'm sure they will get paired with Kinetic at some point tho.
@@romailto9299- an Australian/U.S. publicly listed company focusing on RF sensing, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning. Looks like the company intends to eliminate the human operator associated with most drones.
the modern molotov
June 10, 2022. Remember this date.
This is the first successful use of a FPV kamikaze-drone in combat (by Signum squad)
the beginning of a new era
Stay blessed Ukraine 🇺🇦 keeping yall in my prayers ❤
Send money, more effective 😊
@@zwapz didint usa send more then 400B tax dollars to ukraine but is still getting clapped?
@Amanus6666 < Joined Nov 16, 2022
@@MAXlMUS since when the day I created my account a relevant to this topic lil bro?
@@Amanus6666 with the sheer amount of russian bots out there, it is safe to never trust anyone whose account is less than 3 years old
The west should directly fund Ukrainian defense innovation funds that support people like this. Building a sustainable Ukrainian self industry is vital long term
Also all the innovation for future wars that could come from it. This war really reminds of the Crimean war where we got a sneak peak of what was to come in the next century of wars technologically.
No we shouldn't. It's not our battle it's there's.
It is vital for who?
@@TheRealBillBob We should deport Putin's lackeys to Russia.
@@TheRealBillBob It's a preventive war, the US mainly sent material close to the end of its lifespan and is taking valuable intel in the process, besides, American contractors will have a great advantage in the rebuilding process. Don't you remember the lessons about the World Wars? This is the exactly same modus operandi.
Hard to believe that small drone in the thumbnail can carry an RPG warhead.
That means you are very ignorant of the power of those drone 🤦🤦🤦
@@bazingapuzza you typed that as if the majority of people on this planet are taking the time out of their day to educate themselves on the capabilities of what were considered, before the war, essentially toys. majority of people also likely do not have any clue what the weight of an RPG warhead actually is. the entire point of videos like this, are to help educate people on things they are likely uninformed about. meanwhile your comment is just worthless and provides nothing
The drone in the thumbnail is Russian, it says NAFO, mocking NATO
@@189Blakelol, incorrect. Nafo stands for North Atlantic Fellas Organization. Google it)
@@189Blake The North Atlantic Fella Organization is a social media movement dedicated to countering Russian propaganda and disinformation about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, they also fundraise and provide drones 4WD vehicles, electronic warfare jammers, etc, etc from the wider global civilian population
Just so heroic. The Ukrainians are so brave and smart!
Wow - this is where you realise how important adaptability truly is. Congratulations! But these traits are precisely what make the Human Species so incredible.
Brilliant young people making the vital adaptations to protect their people. Keep it up!!
that's disgusting
@@AuroraColoradoUSA War is harsh and often initiated by those in power (dictators or authoritarian regimes who want to stay in power) for their own agendas, putting countless lives at risk. No ordinary person desires conflict, but defending oneself becomes essential when survival is threatened. It's a grim reality that many are forced to confront.
i feel bad for both sides the troops don't have any choice in this
It’s in a large part because of NATO and Joe bidens personal vendetta against Putin. Not to mention the u.s. military industrial complex is getting record profit.
Let's not forget who's invading whom. Russian troops absolutely had a choice to stay home. They still have a choice to desert or surrender.
Russian troops get paid heavy money.
russians have a choice, Ukrainians don't.
Putin and zelinski are both of the same people as those who made up 90%+ of the soviet government during the Holodomor; who the allies allied with - while it was ongoing.
I hope the US elections do not change the level of support needed for Ukraine.
US need money too
These are smart people fighting smart people. It's not the US attacking a 3rd world country
I build and fly my own custom FPV Acro Freestyle Quads 😎
Many thanks for showing our situation to the wide audience!
Fantastic documentary 👏🏼
😂 propaganda fool
@@finnandcork Richard Willson, why are the comments turned off on your videos? Did you not like the response you were getting?
Everything is propaganda Fool!
Slava ukraini!
War, the beating heart of human innovation.😢
is not war but the need of survive and prevail
@@siphoningstrike2248 it’s war.
Peace to Ukraine!
I literally thought they strapped a cucumber on a drone lol
Turkey joining BRICS is a huge game changer should have been let in the EU years ago.
Alles Gute für die Ukraine
The enginuaty and maximising resources is brilliant by Ukraine engineers and UAV production 👏
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 ❤
When it comes to real world technology, Ukraine and Slovakia are exceptional
An interesting, informative and well produced video. Thank you. 👍
Stunning video, so impressed with Ukraine and its people, their bravery, ingenuity, doggedness and dignity surpasses any other.
I always thought the cone shaped charge of the RPG depended partly on significant forward inertia for armor piercing. The fact that you can just hang one of these below a drone and it still punches a hole is amazing. I realize the drones are moving fast, but not as fast as the original rocket powered warhead.
...Slava Ukraini
The Ukrainian people are Amazing and incredible. They remind me of the original Americans that founded the USA.
..DRONES... All...
THE PARTS.... COMING FROM CHINA....
POINT....
GREETINGS FROM 4755,000,000 ASIANS
They are nothing like Americans. Americans are winners.
That time as gone. Now they have two president candidates who's life prospective is not more than 10 years. Both obsessed with PERSONAL power. Those president candyidates are more dangereous than the whole Vietnam war.
Ukrajina bude poražena, přijde o přístup k Černému moři a bude celá podřízena Ruské federaci !!
Si Ucrania puede hacer esto entonces imagínense a que nivel lo hará Rusia que cuenta con el apoyo de su aliado China nisiquiera puedo imaginarme lo
Consumer drones are capable of observing and attacking infantry and armor from the air. No need to buy a 7 million dollar predator, a simple racing drone on a one way mission armed with a mortar round or rpg round can take a T90 tank and any apc.
Then why are we being taxed for every 6 million dollar toy that has bombed every group of people that now send their son into our land to live freely on our backs?
Even Russians are now using this to hit super expensive NATO tanks. They also have even better longer distance communications and Ukraine drone jammers
they are building drones like Ford built cars..the same model either in black or BLACK: One thing that we could learn from this is that there would be enough of everything for everybody in the world if we produced basic things on a massive scale without annual re-engineering, marketing, and other similar costs. It is really pride and the desire to have the newest and best that has erased all of the advancements that mankind made in the last 100 years.
I am a retired engineer. I programmed in college with punch cards feed to main frame computers. Key boards were a teletype or typewriter. I would be have a totally different background if 20 yrs younger.
it is fascinating what happened in the last decades, but in the end we all are at the beginning of a new age. whats yet to come is inconceivable!
@@crizzleyo815 It's only currently inconceivable.🤩
@@crizzleyo815 what new age ? The Cult ? :D US empire is dying, so in this, the era of a diminished empire like the English, who still think they rule.
Yes, I was in a similar situation. I spent just one year (1979?) taking computer science, using keypunch cards and Fortran. I went on to other things, not seeing that computer science was about to change dramatically. One year later, all the keypunch machines were removed from the campus and desktop computers were moved in. My friends, the ones who stuck with the program, went on to make small fortunes while I made a modest living in healthcare.
@@paulmaxwell8851 The 80s were the best years for programmers to become rich. Computers started to become cheap so that anyone could buy them. But the software was still missing and in the 80s these were still small software projects that could be done by one person in a short time frame.
Slava Ukraini!
glory to Ukraine!
Look, how happy is the reporter😢
SLAVA UKRAİNİ♥️♥️♥️🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Russians arent even fighting in Ukraine. There are also new tech which makes most military tech drone proof
American supports Ukraine💙💙💙💙💙
Such cheap weapons have not only been around since today. In earlier wars, it was the IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) that were produced cheaply. It doesn't always have to be high-tech to do a lot of damage.
There is no better motivation for ingenuity and technical advancements than necessity.
But, that never stops.
Ukraine voted to not be part of Ruzzia in the 90's respect the will of the people.
and elections are always fair
@@dustinblack-e3f Depends who is organizing the elections.
@@dustinblack-e3f No, but they have a better chance of being outside of Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and the other authoritarian regimes.
@@dustinblack-e3f you cant cry "rigged" every time you lose, dont be like the americans.
This is Russia's interest. Respect that and stay in your own country.
Hopefully, this tech will be in whole world. Many places are looking for freedom. It is not just for US partners.
Go Aussie!!!!
Tricopters would save a third of the esc/motor combo’s but not sure if bicopters would work well enough. 😊
To survive while in the wrong side of history not worth
When youre an ally with North korea, its pretty obvious youre on the wrong side of everything...
Make peace now. The longer this goes on the less chance Ukraine will even exist in the future.
Ok sure ivan
Well said and true.
Tell this to Putin.
Absolutely fascinating
They showed a SpeedyBee flight controller 😮
Maybe it is a silly question, but why not to use small airplane type FPV drones instead or along with quadcopters? Airplane type FPV drone could fly for longer distance and for longer time, with higher speed and be even cheaper. Quadcopter has at least 4 motors and huge battery while its flying time is about 10 minutes or less. Airplane type drone can have only 1 motor, and a few actuators for vertical and horizontal stabilisers so it would consume less energy and thus it needs smaller and lighter and cheaper battery. They can be launched using a catapult. Such a drone can attack with a flat trajectory or by diving like the ww2 dive bombers. There is only one drawback. You cannot fly into a building or fly with low speed between trees with airplane type fpv drone. But for except this it way better than quadcopters in my opinion.
Mavic 2 has 1500 USD approx, not few hundred dollars.
thing that baffles me is that those are chinese drones. Most of those parts are also of chinese origin. China is an ally of Russia..
@@leonardoorellano6652 no one cares about that when there is profit to be made
Yeah I they got that way wrong. The diy ones price is lower of course but the off the shelf ones I've seen units using/fundraised for are the higher end ones
@@tomh1727 true but i do hear a fair amount of bitching when the Russians use Altera chips
@@leonardoorellano6652 China is not allied with Russia. They just cooperate in trade. China won´t let anyone tell them who to trade with.
Super informative program. Many thanks.
On Twitter Nafo rules.
with the only problem that the biggest drone producer China is Russia best friend
Does Ukraine have a drone that can carry a 15 lbs 155 mm artillery shell?
Ukrainian troops could be teachers at National War College
FPV means 'first person view' which DJI drones seldom use. The kamikaze drones are FPV.
Drone/Counter Drone operations are changing face of warfare. Being low cost and effective, they are hard to defeat with "equally low cost means" other than jamming. Missiles, AA guns, solid state laser all have high acquisition costs and can't be everywhere on the battlefield.
Reportedly, russia is sending better trained troops with ECM towards the area where Ukraine is invading. These units supposed to have ECM, most likely vehicle mounted. Depending on the quality of the drone and equipment, if its a common off the shelf component it will be jammed unless its built specifically for warfare. Militaries are already adapting, that even insurgents using cheap drones won't be able to operate if its common radio bands; wire guided like a TOW missile but it requires having line of sight and being close to the target, AI drones maybe the future but will be as dumb as an IR or camera image lock not much different then a normal guided missile. If it can be jammed, it will mostly raise the cost of the unit that even insurgent militia won't have much of an advantage,
Salute to Ukraine 🇺🇦
India must learn from this technique ..drdo and isro take note ..
They are too corrupt and ill educated
first drone wars
I like how it's "low budget tech" when Ukraine is building IEDs and it's terrorism when Hamas does it.
Nazis are always the favorites of the Angry Saxons
Glory to Ukraine - Thank you Russia for your new land Ukraine is getting bigger & bigger every day ! & Freedom for the people
The present Rep of Ukraine is null -- mainly because of misrule and corruption -- but the new one will be powered by these people.
New Ukraine is looking at a tech based industry for very many peaceful purposes at home and abroad with sheer innovative brilliance at its core.
These younger people can put the best of Ukraine to work in all fields of endeavor, unfettered by foreign powers far away, and will make Ukraine into a key player in the Black Sea Eurasian economy.
As we Brits say, these people are 'made of the right stuff'.
Wait, isn't UA-cam supposedly restricting the display of military equipment being hit? Or is it just de-monetising it? How come this video can show direct hits and explosions? Well, I guess Bloomberg doesn't really care about monetisation, or alternatively UA-cam has double standards in it's rules. I hope for the former.
WOW that is impressive some talented war time robotic engineering
Слава Україні! 🇺🇦 Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
Die brandbommen zijn geen molotov cocktails. die benaming is maar al te vereenvoudigd.
Hier wird massiv zwischen Kameradronen und First Person View drohnen gemischt.
The Proliferation of Civilian Drones in Ukraine - around the world civilians have seen the power of the civilian drones - civilians are able to take on the superpowers and win
Pfeil und Bogen sind lautlos !
thank you for this documentary , it was very interesting
GLORIA A UCRANIA Y SU HERMOSA GENTE MAGICA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ OSVALDO FORCINITI BS AS ARGENTINA .
Sin dudas ya los tanque de guerra pasarán a segundo plano en el futuro,no será fabricados en maza debido a esto,los drones si serán fabricados en maza
Necessity is mother of innovations. Glad that drones there are not being manufactured by some greedy corporations.
They totaly are. Ukraine has no industry. All they can is just unpack and test. And this video is just propaganda.
Chinese Battery is the most expensive part more than all other components combined. But still cheap compared to the 100x war mongering Companies in the West want to make.
@@iamaim2847 ukraine has no industry? they were literally a military manufacturing powerhouse in the USSR. You think they can produce warships and tanks but not drones?
Russia wouldn't want them back if that were true.
@@peaceoutbruh7085 quite. Who built the engines that powered the USSR's space program? Ukraine did. They are not a people to be underestimated.
@@peaceoutbruh7085
Do you even know when CCCP cease to exist !?
can these drones also fend off hypersonic missiles and nuclear bombs?
... even the enemies do not sleep and have already equipped themselves with the latest successful techniques.
...
What are you trying to sell here that this is somehow a Ukr thing? Russia is producing for a year now like 200k of those per month.
Russia produced AI powered drones on big factory looking like from star wars, while Ukraine makes diy drones in garages.
Ist die Ortung der Drohnenpiloten kein Problem mehr?
if there is one thing this conflict has shown us, the yanks can't be relied on as a strategic partner. Always seek autonomy and prepare for the future, cuz ya can't count of countries like USA to honor commitments.
See what man has turned into
Small, relatively cheap drones have made "modern" warfare very difficult, if not impossible. Armies are all used to stock piling supplies behind the front line, before attacking in strength. Now, the same stock piles are just drone targets, once they are spotted.
There wil be a rise in anti-drone systems in the near future, to try to combat this issue. But a gunfire system on a mobile vehicle can carry only so much ammunition and would become useless very quickly against a mass attack of small drones, equiped with high explosives etc. going after ammunition supplies for example.
Who would work in the supply chain these days, knowing that at any moment that high pitched whine of a drone could be the last thing you hear, maybe.
A message from Gandhi to Putin: “There have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they can seem invincible, but in the end, they always fall.”
Shadowrun really kicking in now.
If this is the human I am with the dung beetle.
The guy talking about the drone looks like Cooks 👂 💀
Slava Ukraini
Operational security, showing the faces of managers and drone makers, smart?
👍 Excelente vídeo 👍
Low budget????? They have billions of USA “aid”.
Joined Jan 14, 2021
@@MAXlMUS
So USA didn't finance war maxy-fuxy ?
@@MAXlMUS is that a question or a statement? And why would the date matter
No they don't
Billions in used retired military equipment is different to dollars