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TEHRAN (FNA)- A young Iranian
inventor said he has built a fully
smart drone which operates on its
own and cannot be hacked.
Bijan Keynia, the young Iranian inventor
told FNA in Iran's Southeastern city of
Kerman that he and his colleagues
Mehrdad Azadi and Mohammad Ali
Moradi started designing and building the
smart drone due to the country's need to
this kind of aircraft.
Keynia said that the drone is fully smart
and works with the help of a GPS
navigation system and compass and flies
and returns to the initial flying point by
checking coordinates and without any
remote controlling or any need to a
ground control center.
"Since this drone is fully smart, it cannot
be controlled and its contact with the
(controller) center is cut during the flight
and no one can, thus, hack or stop it,"
Keynia said.
He added that the aircraft enjoys imaging,
photography and positioning capabilities
and its larger versions can be used for
military missions.
Iran has recently made giant
advancements in aerospace industries,
especially in designing and manufacturing
pilotless drones.
Iran has managed to gain considerable
achievements in different scientific and
technological spheres in recent years,
although it is under several sets of the UN
Security Council and western sanctions.
Last month, Iran unveiled tens of
research projects in different defensive
and scientific fields.
The projects were unveiled in an official
ceremony in the defense ministry's Malek
Ashtar Industrial University.
The unveiled projects in aerospace, laser,
power, electronic, chemistry and boost
materials, hi-tech materials, cyber
defense and civil defense.
In September, Iran announced that it has
started using UAVs for its air defense
units as part of its broader plans for
strengthening the country's air defense
capability.
Fars News Agency :: Iranian Inventors Build Fully Smart Drone
inventor said he has built a fully
smart drone which operates on its
own and cannot be hacked.
Bijan Keynia, the young Iranian inventor
told FNA in Iran's Southeastern city of
Kerman that he and his colleagues
Mehrdad Azadi and Mohammad Ali
Moradi started designing and building the
smart drone due to the country's need to
this kind of aircraft.
Keynia said that the drone is fully smart
and works with the help of a GPS
navigation system and compass and flies
and returns to the initial flying point by
checking coordinates and without any
remote controlling or any need to a
ground control center.
"Since this drone is fully smart, it cannot
be controlled and its contact with the
(controller) center is cut during the flight
and no one can, thus, hack or stop it,"
Keynia said.
He added that the aircraft enjoys imaging,
photography and positioning capabilities
and its larger versions can be used for
military missions.
Iran has recently made giant
advancements in aerospace industries,
especially in designing and manufacturing
pilotless drones.
Iran has managed to gain considerable
achievements in different scientific and
technological spheres in recent years,
although it is under several sets of the UN
Security Council and western sanctions.
Last month, Iran unveiled tens of
research projects in different defensive
and scientific fields.
The projects were unveiled in an official
ceremony in the defense ministry's Malek
Ashtar Industrial University.
The unveiled projects in aerospace, laser,
power, electronic, chemistry and boost
materials, hi-tech materials, cyber
defense and civil defense.
In September, Iran announced that it has
started using UAVs for its air defense
units as part of its broader plans for
strengthening the country's air defense
capability.
Fars News Agency :: Iranian Inventors Build Fully Smart Drone
