Ukrainian USV sets sail
The USV project stalled a while because of some of the materials I used, but here it is, done.
The USV project stalled a while because of some of the materials I used, but here it is, done.
The Guardian got to visit a Ukrainian factory building decoy weapons to draw Russian fire and waste their resources.
From relatively simple contraptions at the start of the war to drone boats and attacks on Moscow, there have been dramatic changes in the tech and tactics Ukraine is using.
The term used in the book discussed is collaborator, but I’m sure there are many who’ll argue either term is appropriate.
The commentators and politicians who’ve been giving support to Russia over Ukraine are a twist on the traditional collaborator, with so many at a safe distance from the reality of the conflict. They have to be driven by money or ego, given that self preservation isn’t an issue.
The conflict isn’t over yet, but Ukraine is thinking of ways to rebuild and recover. The hope is that the country can become greener, less corrupt, and more connected.
Rebuilding Ukraine Is an Act of Resistance | WIRED https://www.wired.com/story/ukraine-war-rebuilding-already-begun/
When I saw the Mikro Mir model of the Ukrainian Maritime Drone, I knew I had to have one to build in a seaborne diorama. I’ve not built any other boats, but this company’s kits could tempt me to try a few.
I also bought their model of the Turtle submersible, so I got one of the first naval innovations of the modern era, and one of the latest.
Find out more about Mikro Mir and its range at http://mikro-mir.com/en/
A video of the full build of the hull is also available.