Ukraine opens Avengers Labs AI platform to defense firms for drone training. Built on 5 million battlefield frames from Delta combat system covering tanks, artillery, air defense, and aerial targets.
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense is opening access for Ukrainian defense companies to the Avengers Labs AI training platform for unmanned systems, built on real battlefield data. The platform, developed by the Center for Innovation and Defense Technologies (which previously created the Delta combat system), is based on an annotated dataset of 5 million battlefield frames covering tanks, artillery, air defense, infantry, and aerial targets including Shahed and reconnaissance drones.
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