First, of course, they verify every user —the access is granted based on a request from a military unit or a trusted training center.
Second, if the US or other partners are interested, I’m sure the company can develop a range of scenarios for different regions based on specific requests.
Thank you for this fascinating and informative article. More power to Ukrainian innovation.
Most people think drones changed the battlefield.
They didn’t. Training did.
What Ukraine is building with simulators like Obriy is not just skill — it’s a system that turns battlefield experience into repeatable advantage.
This is how wars scale now:
frontline → data → simulation → training → frontline
That loop matters more than any single weapon.
I shall follow up with an article on the subject tomorrow.
Does the Obriy platform limit its sales to reduce the chance of falling into Russian hands?
I would think the US military would want it, but who can count on it not ending up with Russian drone operator schools?
First, of course, they verify every user —the access is granted based on a request from a military unit or a trusted training center.
Second, if the US or other partners are interested, I’m sure the company can develop a range of scenarios for different regions based on specific requests.
Thank you. You’ve reassured me.