— “DiBaX” (Digital Backbone Experimentation) is NATO's most ambitious project to date in the field of new defense technologies, including the use of artificial intelligence and the 5G network, said the head of the Ministry of Defense of Latvia, Adris Spruds. He added that NATO has been conducting experiments using new military technologies on this scale in Latvia for four years. Virtual exercises are also being conducted in several allied countries, the Latvian ministry said in a statement.
What technologies are being tested in the 'DiBaX' experiment?
Where do drone tests take place?
How long will the 'DiBaX' tests last?
What is the main goal of NATO exercises?
According to US Navy Vice Admiral Jeffrey W. Hughes of Allied Command Transformation (ACT), the aim of the exercise is to accelerate the implementation of advanced digital technologies in various NATO procedures and operations.
Tests in which armed forces units will use unmanned aerial vehicles systems in various operational environments and artificial intelligence methods, including: to identify targets, will last until November 7. Latvian authorities appealed to residents to remain calm when seeing drones.
