"Возможность анализа гиперспектральных данных можно назвать ключевой особенностью нашего вычислителя. Он может распознавать и классифицировать заданные объекты в видеопотоке почти со скоростью света - в сотни раз быстрее современных цифровых нейросетей на основе полупроводниковых компьютеров, и такая скорость анализа позволит очень оперативно обрабатывать гиперспектральные данные, которые изначально представляют собой очень значительные по объему массивы информации", - рассказал профессор кафедры технической кибернетики Самарского университета имени Королева Роман Скиданов.

WASHINGTON — In 2020, as the Taliban was on the rise, Rafiullah Noori and his family uprooted from Afghanistan seeking a safer, more promising future in Northern Virginia. But Noori’s hopes for getting a college education were quickly crushed by the COVID-19 pandemic and economic realities, and he found himself delivering food for DoorDash.
Noori, then 20 years old, was desperate to find more stable work when one of his friends told him about the Accelerated Training in Defense Manufacturing program, a US Navy-funded training effort in Danville, Va., aimed at teaching adult students the manufacturing skills in high demand by the shipbuilding industry — especially the beleaguered submarine industrial base.
Four years later, he’s helping to build the National Security Multi-Mission Vessel, clocking in at Philly Shipyard every morning to do quality control for ships that will be used to train future merchant marine officers.
For Noori, whose father worked at the US embassy in Kabul, the opportunity allowed him to build what he called a “real career.”
“This industry changed my life,” he told Breaking Defense. (Breaking Defense is using a pseudonym for Noori at his request, as his extended family remains in Afghanistan.)
Noori is one of a handful of Afghan immigrants who have found a new life in the shipbuilding industry following the United States’ exit from Afghanistan and subsequent Taliban takeover of the country three years ago.
Afghan immigrants “have embraced patriotism and support for America, and often have done so with some significant personal risk,” Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., told Breaking Defense. “The fact that they’ve come here to start this new chapter in the US, and have decided, ‘Hey, look, I’ve been serving the security needs of the United States. Why don’t I continue to do that in a new way?’
“It’s enormously gratifying, and I think it’s a little bit of an indication of the fact that our defense industrial base is being creative and innovative.”

«Отдельные источники также сообщают о начале боёв за Украинск, однако пока подтвердить это кадрами объективного контроля и информации с мест не представляется возможным».