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The European drone "neurons" are led by France, with participation from Sweden, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and Greece. It can fly independently without accepting any instructions and self-calibrate in complex flight environments. In addition, it can fly faster than all existing reconnaissance aircraft in the theater. In November 2012, the neuron drone successfully tested at the French Istrair Air Force Base. The French Ministry of Defence says it has ushered in an era of a new generation of fighter jets.

Neuron drone

Four characteristics of "neuron" drone

From the perspective of technical performance, the "neuron" UAV mainly has the following four characteristics:

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The neuron drone project is led by France,

European "neuron" unmanned aerial vehicle prototype first test flight

The French Ministry of Defence confirmed on December 1, 2012 that the prototypes of the "neuron" unmanned fighter jets which were developed by several European countries were tested for the first time on the day. Agence France-Presse quoted a statement from the French Ministry of Defence as saying that the "neuronal" prototype flew a test flight at a base of Dassault Aviation in southern France on the same day and flew for 25 minutes. The French Ministry of Defense said that this test flight demonstrated the "next-generation fighter" and maintained Europe's "autonomous" position in the field of fighter development, which was "a major achievement at both the technical and industrial levels." France launched a "neuronal" project in 2003, involving Italy, Sweden, Spain, Switzerland, and Greece, with a total investment of 406 million euros, about half of which was borne by France. This prototype is used to test and research new technologies for unmanned fighter jets that the European Air Force may equip in the future. Some European officials say the European Air Force is expected to equip unmanned fighters by 2030. ^[3]