Russia’s MAI University develops AI drones resistant to GPS loss
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Russia’s MAI University is developing drones equipped with artificial intelligence that can operate effectively even when GPS signals are lost. These drones aim to maintain navigation and mission capabilities without relying solely on satellite positioning. This technology could enhance drone operations in environments where GPS signals are unreliable or intentionally disrupted, affecting military and civilian drone applications.
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- •MAI University in Russia is leading the development of AI-powered drones.
- •The drones are designed to resist the loss of GPS signals during flight.
- •The technology focuses on maintaining drone navigation and control without GPS.
- •The development was reported on April 1, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Russia’s MAI University successfully deploys AI drones with GPS loss resistance Russian military and commercial drone operations could improve in GPS-denied environments, enhancing operational reliability and security.
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