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The Project

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VICTORIOUS in a brief

Indirect fire support using artillery, mortars, and rockets is essential for engaging enemy targets beyond direct line of sight, typically hidden behind terrain or obstacles. This capability relies on forward observers - human "eyes and ears" on the ground - who identify targets and assess fire effectiveness for artillery units. However, human observers face critical limitations including vulnerability to enemy fire, communication challenges, restricted field of view, and high operational costs.

VICTORIOUS addresses these challenges by developing a next-generation unmanned observation system specifically designed for artillery and indirect fire support. Using disruptive technologies and unmanned vehicles, the system aims to provide defence stakeholders with timely, accurate battlefield intelligence about target locations and combat events while eliminating the risks and limitations associated with human observers.

VICTORIOUS aims to modernise and upgrade the fire support observation and threat detection of land operations through cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions.

Indirect fire support observation is the critical process of acquiring, relaying, and utilising information about enemy targets and the effectiveness of indirect fire support on those targets. Our project proposes a Next Generation observation system, dedicated for artillery/indirect fire support.

The ultimate goal of VICTORIOUS is to allow defence stakeholders to locate and be informed in a timely manner of the exact location and nature of events occurring in the battlefield.

  • AI-Enhanced   
    Advanced artificial intelligence for real-time target recognition and battlefield analysis
  • Unmanned Systems
    Utilising unmanned vehicles for safe and efficient observation capabilities
  • Wireless Data & Power
    Wireless powered systems ensuring operational flexibility and safety
  • Precision Targeting 
    Enhanced accuracy in indirect fire support and threat detection
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