Video | Live ammunition verification footage released for the first time! Intelligent systems ensure precise large-scale strikes down to the second.
In the face of large-scale transformation and upgrading of air force exercises
Large clusters and all-element operations have become the norm
Planning for hundreds of targets and dozens of formations
Far exceeds traditional computing capabilities
Developing intelligent planning and strike systems
Has become a top priority
Air Force Base, Deng Jianping
Graduated from the National University of Defense Technology in 2002
Took a green train to the Gobi Desert
Spent the first 20 years engaged in missile testing and evaluation
Facing the challenges of the new system
Deng Jianping said:
When fighting, you cannot be a deserter
When developing this system, you also cannot be a deserter
The hardest part is not writing code or creating models
But thoroughly understanding the entire battlefield logic
The complete strike chain of targets, firepower, penetration, and damage
If the logic is even slightly wrong
It could affect victory or defeat on the battlefield
15 days before the exercise, the first virtual test
Core modules did not meet standards, requirements doubled at the last minute
The team barely slept for a week, fighting against the odds
Ultimately, in a large-scale air force exercise
This intelligent system
Supported hundreds of tactical units
Coordinated strikes, precise to the second
Truly achieved system-level dominance
Letting software define equipment, define operations, define the battlefield
The planning and strike system developed by Deng Jianping's team
Has been put into use in multiple air force missions
Air Force Base, Deng Jianping:
Stepping on the stones of the Gobi Desert, my eyes see AI in the sky and space, and algorithms in confrontation; this vast desert was not in vain, and this soldier did not serve in vain.
In the plateau
In the Gobi
In the distant sea
The People's Air Force flies to victory under the same sky
Building an insurmountable Great Wall in the blue sky!
An intelligent planning strike system was developed and tested by the Air Force Base in China for large-scale military exercises in the Gobi Desert. This system enables coordinated strikes involving hundreds of tactical units, demonstrating advanced capabilities in military operations. The project faced challenges but was successfully implemented in recent exercises.
- An intelligent planning strike system was developed for large-scale air force exercises.
- The system supports hundreds of tactical units for coordinated strikes.
- The development faced significant challenges but was completed successfully before the exercises.