UMEX 2024 Military Training, UAVs, and Rescue Helicopters Highlight Day 1.

On Day 1 of Army Recognition Group at UMEX 2024, several notable exhibitions and presentations took place, showcasing advanced military technologies and systems.
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Elbit System's New Multi-payload 6X6 Unmanned Ground Vehicle ROOK. (Picture source Army Recognition)

Guardiaris, a company from Slovenia, presented its Small Arms Mobile Trainer, a sophisticated training system for small arms. This system is designed to enhance the training capabilities for military personnel in handling and operating various types of small arms. It's an innovative approach to training, leveraging technology to simulate real-world scenarios and improve the proficiency of armed forces personnel.

Schiebel, a well-known name in the field of unmanned systems, introduced the Camcopter S-100, an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). This UAV represents a significant advancement in aerial surveillance and reconnaissance technologies.

The Camcopter S-100 has been recognized for its versatility and has been employed in various maritime and land-based operations. Its capabilities underline the growing importance of unmanned systems in modern military and surveillance applications.

Chinese firm FlightWin showcased its unmanned helicopters, the FWH-1500 and FWH-3000, designed primarily for rescue operations. These helicopters represent the expansion of unmanned technology into humanitarian and rescue domains, offering new capabilities for emergency response and disaster relief efforts. Their design and operational features are tailored to enhance efficiency and safety in challenging rescue situations.