The Republic of Cyprus, because of its territory and its technological and scientific capabilities, can invest on its own in small and medium size unmanned aerial vehicles to be developed by Cypriot universities and in cooperation with universities or companies in Greece, Konstantinos Grivas, Associate Professor of Geopolitics at the Military Evelpidonics School of Greece, tells CNA.
If you marry the various types of drones with new technologies such as artificial intelligence or neural networks, new types of sensors, you can build a low-cost war machine with huge operational capabilities adapted to the specific geographical and operational data of Cyprus, he stresses.
At the same time, Mr.
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