Artificial intelligence will help the military to destroy enemy missiles

Scientists of the Lviv Polytechnic National University and the Institute of Artificial Intelligence Problems of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine united their teams to solve complex problems related to the destruction of enemy unmanned aerial vehicles and missiles. As is known, strikes against land, air and sea objects are controlled by on-board computers of aircraft that take into account the coordinates of their location and determine the path to the target. That is, the missile is able to change the direction of flight to the target several times, which complicates the work of air defense to destroy it.

The task of artificial intelligence systems created by scientists is to create a forecast and determine the plans of the enemy, which is trying to destroy military and civilian objects.

In the photo: the management of the institution and scientists who participated in the work of the round table and have practical experience in solving similar problems.

Rector of the National University "Lviv Polytechnic", Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Yuriy Yaroslavovych Bobalo; Researcher at the Institute of Artificial Intelligence Problems, Doctor of Philosophy Yeroshenko Tetyana Viktorivna, director of the Institute of Problems of Artificial Intelligence, corr. member of NASU, Doctor of Science, Professor Shevchenko Anatoliy Ivanovych; associate professor of the "Telecommunications" department, Ph.D., head of the trade union committee of Lviv Polytechnic employees Kolodiy Roman Stepanovych

Director of the Institute of Artificial Intelligence Problems, corr. member of NASU, Doctor of Science, Professor Shevchenko Anatoliy Ivanovych; associate professor of the "Telecommunications" department, head of the trade union committee of employees of the Lviv Polytechnic Kolodiy Roman Stepanovych; Director of the Institute of Telecommunications, Radio Electronics and Electronic Engineering, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Bohdan Mykhailovych Strykhalyuk; First Deputy Director of the Institute of Telecommunications, Radio Electronics and Electronic Engineering, Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of "Theoretical Radio Engineering and Radio Measurement" Leonid Deonisiovych Ozirkovskii; Director of the Institute of Computer Sciences and Information Technologies, Ph.D., Professor Mykola Oleksandrovych Medikovskii; Head of the Department of Artificial Intelligence Systems of the Institute of Computer Sciences and Information Technologies, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Nataliya Bogdanivna Shakhovska; Ph.D., senior scientific associate, associate professor of the Department of Radioelectronic Devices and Systems Miskiv Volodymyr-Myron Volodymyrovych; Director of the Scientific Research Design Institute of Electronic Measuring and Computing Equipment, Ph.D. Viktor Fedorovych Tkachenko.