The PTKM-1R: Russia's most advanced anti-tank mine explained

Russia's most advanced anti-tank mine, the PKTM-1R is a high-explosive, top attack mine. The previously unseen munition has begun to appear in Ukraine.
The mine was publicly revealed by its manufacturer at the end of 2021.
The system works by detecting a target using sound and vibrations. The PKTM-1R's accoustic sensors switch on when a vehicle gets closer than 100m. Comparing data against a target list, civilian and less important military vehicles should be ignored.
When launched the upper portion of the warhead launches a 2.8kg warhead targeting the vehicle's vulnerable roof.
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[@didzmutz3720]

For those saying it can be disarmed by personnel, be assured anti personnel mines will be used within the area too. The area can be littered with dummies of these mixed with actual ones and anti personnel mines. Maybe even signals can be sourced to drones and further provide coordinates for artillery fire. These are ingenius!!

[@audunms4780]

good ol 50 cal

[@yutuniopati]

Just shoot at the mines...

[@jp3630]

​@@yutuniopati For your own sake, stop playing Call of Duty...

[@yutuniopati]

@@jp3630 Shooting at visible equipment's is literally the task of personals in the military. If you think only call of duty players shoot at anti tank mines then you are the one who should stop playing Call of duty....

[@user-yb4yt3um6u]

​​@@yutuniopati?😂😂 герой. Тя минимум осколками накроет , а максимум узнают о твоём место нахождении другие мины 😂😂😂 Большой привет безногому парню , который отдаст свою жизнь за ЛГБТ пропоганду😂

[@markm.9731]

Those shovels become more and more creative.

[@GenSec_Sauronych]

this is the next level - this is The Boot.

[@innocentrichard2945]

Say what you want say but men they got toy's

[@MsEvgen77]

😂😂😂😂👍

[@salmansharif8379]

​@@innocentrichard2945What about western weapons 😂?? Huhh those also cheap toyss ?

[@GegeDxD]

​@@salmansharif8379 Paper tiger? Good on paper, bad on the battlefield? 😂

[@Gintamo]

Судя по чертежам вылетает сапог прапора и дает пенделя танкисту

[@user-il9zj4un6m]

😂😂😂😂

[@user-qf2nh2on1t]

😂

[@user-qq7gu4hs8x]

Я так понимаю, что едет танк и на его грохот движка, срабатывает это всё?Так что, неплохо.?

[@user-pn2pr1th8i]

@@user-qq7gu4hs8x а если над полем пустить беспилотники с динамиками которые иммитируют звук танковых двигателей громко? То все мины вылетят и взорвутся?

[@user-qq7gu4hs8x]

@@user-pn2pr1th8i ну да. Это как взять лопату и вырыть море. Так же? Гепотетически. 🥴

[@AlexanderSeven]

It's a miracle what you can achieve by using parts of stolen washing machines.

[@user-rc1ms5zz6u]

Из одной нокии 3310 можно собрать 50 таких мин.

[@5gurus-bimiseveriz]

I agree, those russians have some great quality shovels and washing machines

[@user-ln4bu9gs7i]

​@@5gurus-bimiseverizда нет,, эти мины,, мы из украденных унитазов делаем😂😂😂😂😂... У нас для нато,, ещё много сюрпризов есть😂😂

[@II_MotherRussia_II]

=)

[@SabioSabugo]

hahah yea

[@dataman6744]

Really cool, in a terrifying way. No end to Russian military ingenuity

[@Muschelschubs3r]

Simply a mine-borne top-attack EFP. Used in the form of BONUS and SMArt 155 by NATO for over a decade by now. NATO AT mines with this particular payload have been proposed but never gone beyond prototype stage. So it is more a case of copying. Nothing ingenuous about it.

[@user-yb4yt3um6u]

Да, сука, ты узнаешь о конце света когда русские психанут и взорвут на орбите сотни магнитных бомб, 1000 самолётов по всему миру и спутники будут сыпаться вниз на землю как перезрелые яблоки. Это будет страшнее апокалипсиса😂

[@The_D_Man]

Too bad that for so much ingenuity they still cant capture kiev

[@mishkaseverokavkazskiy230]

​@@The_D_Manчто за хрень ты несёшь? Мы даже целей не знаем. Ты в курсе, что мы не только воюем с Украиной, но и торгуем с ней? А ты говоришь Киев за 3 дня😂

[@neilclay5835]

St Javelin has done a lot more damage.

[@Shotyhan]

well damn thats pretty impressive design

[@hendrygmail4161]

Too complicated just for AT mine.

[@EasternBlock]

@@hendrygmail4161its only complicated to people who spending their times on playstation and netflix.

[@TinyShaman]

@@hendrygmail4161 It isn't more complicated than a tank or and IFV. And it's thousands of times cheaper. And that's the whole point. As long as it's efficient, it's a real threat and a real problem for the Ukrainian military. But the latter will figure something out. And the swords and shields competitions will continue.

[@BOB777777777700]

​@@TinyShamanIt's needlessly complicated.

[@TinyShaman]

@@BOB777777777700 This description doesn't really mean anything. If it's cost effective and operationally effective, it is a good piece of equipment.

[@igoros54]

Это по старой русской, солдатской, казарменной традиции, точно попасть в храпящего, из другого конца кубрика - сапогом, на звук ))) 😂🤣👍

[@user-ru5hk6jo8x]

Иностранцы серьезно рассматривают это изделие,дурачки из российских диванных войск по другому😅

[@user-pt6it2eo1x]

У нас это называлось охотой на тигра)

[@humate9980]

Okay this is actually impressive

[@515coldfire]

Yeah but they use same tanks???

[@humate9980]

@@515coldfire doesn’t matter I’m not talking about the tanks I’m talking about the anti tank mine

[@HGSuper]

@@humate9980 if it works... And like the rest of the army probably under maintained and mostly just on paper.

[@wolfswinkel8906]

​@@HGSuperafter the decimation of Ukrainian forces in the Donbass counteroffensive... You still think Russian weapons are still under maintained? 😂

[@AMoistEggroll]

​@Muskeln-kaufende From Kyiv almost taken and half the country occupied down to 4 occupied oblasts that have been starting to lose more ground, that's a pretty good indicator that Ukraine has been winning and the same cannot be said for Russia.

[@amarelanatura]

PTKM-1R consists of: transport and launch container; combat element. The transport and launch container is equipped with acoustic and seismic target sensors, the combat element is equipped with infrared and radar sensors. Through the use of acoustic and seismic sensors, the mine is capable of detecting a target at a range of up to 250 meters. When a tank or armored vehicle is detected, the mine tilts slightly in the desired direction. When the target is in the affected area, the submunition is launched. It takes off to a height of several tens of meters, rotating in flight, scans the area using a radar and a thermal imager (reacts to the heat of the engine and its exhaust), aims at the target and hits the roof of the tower with a cumulative impact core [1] [4]. The mine is installed manually and can remain activated for up to 10 days[5]. After the specified period, the mine can self-destruct so as not to pose a threat to the civilian population.

[@hrenzashrekuhohlobendere]

Ну-ну,скакать тебе не долго осталось🎃🎃🎃

[@X9xredgkoa]

Looks like some COD mobile perk lol

[@deang5622]

I am surprised the Russians are this thoughtful, given their history of barbarity in war.

[@--HR--]

​@@deang5622ой украинец ущемляется , ведь вам сказали что РФ отстаёт в развитии экономики (хотя является 2-3 в Европе и 6-8 в Мире) , а военная сила стала первым недавно (да и у Украины возрасло , но факт) . А самое большее варварство делали ваши господины заокеанские

[@Twilight_Sparkle]

​@@hrenzashrekuhohlobendereу него на лбу не написано что он ненавидит Россию, зачем ты всем иностранцам смерти желаешь?

[@wolfdima]

If humanity used this engineering effort for civilian applications, we would be walking on Mars by now.

[@androwaydie4081]

Who cares about Mars ? Earth is the priority, we can't even take good care of our birthplace to begin with.

[@Plusle843]

​@@androwaydie4081 This is exactly what wolf says. If we stopped fighting, we would have "maxed out" Earth, and would go to the stars already.

[@StandingHereI]

@@Plusle843 think about whether you are squeezing the maximum out of yourself and check the same answer to the question why aren't we on mars yet

[@Plusle843]

@@StandingHereI Nice, compare one man, to the whole of humanity. It's not about squeezing MAXIMUM out of ONE person, you idiot. It's about stopping the DISAGREEMENT and WARS. We put flags, and borders, and fight over resources. It's not about ME, or YOU, it's about US, ALL of us, HUMANS. If you don't understand that - I don't think I can help you with that.

[@--HR--]

Марс слишком дорогое место (во всех смыслах)

[@atomicjoc3771]

Incredible aiming of this shapped charge!

[@amarelanatura]

if they show it, it means there is already something even cooler.. 😁

[@tumoxa-fromrussia3441]

М-225😉

[@TinyShaman]

@@tumoxa-fromrussia3441 The speedboat? Yeah, that's gotta be terrifying. Especially in Zaporizhzhia steppes. Or did you mean the lawnmower?

[@amdm8767]

@@TinyShamanyou have absolutely no idea how to use google search huh

[@TinyShaman]

@@amdm8767 Show me how well you can use it, and google "humour". Be warned, though, the very concept will blow your mind. So go slowly. 😉

[@PaulG.369]

@@TinyShaman It's the new shovel model, duuuuh

[@wto1925]

A good testing for Abram M1 tank..😁

[@user-qg1ig8xs5n]

it have 70tonn weight and poorly developed ground hooks on the tracks, so it can just get stuck and not get to the mine, however, this can save the crew. It is best if they do not go to the territory of the former USSR at all, this is the right decision.

[@fcukrealmadrid]

on Russian soil from now on?

[@Oetasus]

Он утонет в грязи не доехав до мины XD

[@eagleofpride8671]

The Russian tank will be the victim 😊😊 Or exploding pultin's bald head 😅😅

[@salmansharif8379]

​@@eagleofpride8671Gay People 😂🏳️‍🌈🇺🇸

[@TheFruitcake1983]

I saw similar technology in Soviet versions of anti-tank missiles from Uragan, which were fired from a volley system, then the missile was divided into the same parts that descended on parachutes, searched for a target by scanning the terrain and shot off a striking projectile. Soviet-era technology.

[@goodlife6277]

In Smerch too

[@goblinslayer6375]

Wow Soviet tech is ahead of time, even old tech from Soviet era still gives *western media and people attention and thinks it's a high tech weapon. Soviet tech still shines*

[@SMGJohn]

@@goblinslayer6375 70% of the entire Soviet economy was dedicated towards military production, its only natural when you have literally 90 million workers in your industries developing. Soviets even made exoskeleton prototype in the late 80s capable of lifting 50kg each arm but battery technology was too poor at the time apparently, Soviets also had small suicide drones in the 80s, way ahead of anyone else but collapse of USSR saw the stop of all these projects, including next generation MBT project in USSR which saw tanks with increased top armour to counter western shoulder fired missiles and featuring 152mm or 155mm main guns with 20mm autocannons, the Soviets were mad, truly mad.

[@user-ws7ni3vk2t]

Russia, as the successor of the USSR, with drawings and technologies in hand, is modernizing all this and putting it into production, or maybe it has already launched it.

[@technoartfest8708]

Yep , is the same concept of this Remote jumping mining system , but taken to the AIR instead. Rocket artillery fired a powerful laser scanner with a parachute aiming downwards ,chasing armor , and when it detected one , fire a projectile down towards any armor under it. Russia used that system in Syrian conflict but very rare times , but it looks the entire thing , is not 100% effective in all situations. For example Lasers ,don't work well in bad weather and smoke .

[@hogman3543]

This is crazy technology

[@outdooradventureHungary]

this why they need all the washing machines?

[@phooogle]

They smell.

[@mho...]

yeah they use the drums for these & add lost socks as biological variant!

[@deven6518]

Yes. Those washing machines work well huh. I wonder what I can make with mine

[@Silver_Prussian]

Uhh no they need them to wash theri clothes. I mean how did you think soldiers wash their stuff ? On hand ?

[@bastikolaski8111]

You can repeat the western Propaganda, but it dont make it more true

[@S3thousand]

The Russian military is far more formidable than we've been led to believe for decades. And we've underestimated the patriotism and dedication of the Russian people as well. They could be our greatest ally if not for western treachery. What a shame.

[@GegeDxD]

​​@@Ieeon Maybe because all the grains were going to the EU, instead of the African' poor countries in need? And maybe because the traces of the explosives were found in the cargo ships that transported grain? Every unbiased person would stand Russians, instead of making them terrorists, while pretending that nobody else has done anything worse.

[@notarealperson9709]

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[@Cryptic211_]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrobocop1666]

@@notarealperson9709 Ukrainian officers and Ukrainian POWs all say NATO training is mostly irrelevant in modern war against Russia since NATO have never fought against serious militaries, mostly against peasants woth AK-47, basically a child beating. Direct quote of Ukrainian officer in the New York Times: "American instructors training us didn't understand how powerful Russians are"

[@PutlerXLO]

Take your pills

[@markrabah6181]

The way that unmanned missile operates to strike tanks.... is just incredible engineering just wow that's amazing and looks awsome too in operation.

[@showki]

Wouldn’t it be marvelous to experience the engineering up close?😂

[@rows5924]

А негр Абама говорил что эта страна бензоколонка 😂

[@NJ-wb1cz]

​@@rows5924 в советское время американский расизм противопоставляли нашим прогрессивным устоям - равенство народов, равенство родов, равенство всех товарищей. А теперь российские долбоёбы копируют тот самый американский расизм 60х положив болт на достижения и наследие своих предков

[@Fabian_C]

This is old News. 2022-05-31 No fire from artillery and tanks was recorded, and there were no combat aircraft in the sky. Unique PTKM-1Rs defeated an armored group in the Kherson region in a few minutes ------- The unique PTKM-1R destroyed an armored group in minutes, forcing the enemy to flee. Two attempts to counterattack in the Kherson region ended in huge losses for the armored group of the Ukrainian military. As it turned out, the key factor in this is the use of unique PTKM-1R ammunition, which has never been seen before, used in combat conditions. According to the deputy head of the military-civilian administration of the Kherson region, the Ukrainian military failed to achieve any significant success in the Kherson region. "In recent days, Ukrainian troops have twice tried to break through the defense line in the Kherson region near the village of Davydov Brod. All attempts to break through by the Ukrainian army end in the death of soldiers who are driven to slaughter", - said Kirill Stremousov, deputy head of the military-civilian administration of the Kherson region. At the same time, the source reports that the Ukrainian military, who managed to retreat, talk about unexpected attacks on armored vehicles, although no fire from artillery and tanks was recorded, and there were no combat aircraft in the sky. “The surviving Ukrainian military began to say that Russia used some kind of secret high-precision weapon. In fact, the counterattack of the battalions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was stopped by the "jumping" PTKM-1R, or anti-roof mines ", - gives information to the publication "Life". The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation does not comment on the information about the use of PTKM-1R, however, such weapons can be quite effective. ------- Russian intelligence uncovered the AFU plan in advance, thanks to which the Ukrainian army lost its main and only advantage. As a result, the Ukrainian battalion-tactical group was lured into a "firing bag" and then destroyed. As a result, according to preliminary estimates, the AFU lost more than 200 people killed plus several dozen soldiers who could not be identified. The AFU also lost almost 20 armored vehicles: tanks, APCs, armored personnel carriers, and BMPs.

[@AnotherAvaibleName]

ok, propagandist

[@Mayers575]

​@@AnotherAvaibleNameвытри лицо, его обоссали

[@sardaukar6478]

​@@Mayers575 попей мочи Иван 😂 Заявил Стремоусов, ничего смешнее не слышал 😂

[@Mayers575]

@@sardaukar6478 я бы попил, но твоя мать ежедневно всё выпивает :(

[@BlackSkyTrooper]

Superb intelligent weapon system. With AI in the work…. i believe the microprocessor is from a washing machine.

[@LegendaryInfortainment]

It's a bad time to sneer at modern washing machines! Not a bad design approach, I'd be surprised if several national defense industries didn't deem it worthy of adoption and refinement.

[@cryMoreLoL]

Yes, the same washing machine that has been taking US astronauts to space ever since American fast food technology kept blowing up and killing astronauts.

[@sumansaha295]

I don't believe Washing machines have enough processing power or hardware for doing real time digital signal processing.

[@darthvader2995]

Apollo used one dumber than a modern calc

[@LegendaryInfortainment]

@@sumansaha295 - Perhaps DSP was used to build static tables of intended targets, then a generalized comparison is used to select a "match" of sorts, IDK.

[@SavageCommentaryOriginal]

The music makes it even more terrifying 🙃

[@aa11ff]

Yes like Vietnam musik for usa that's why usa are afraid off asia

[@marlonmori8833]

Nice technology.

[@janoshorvath6676]

Cool concept!

[@bulthaosen1169]

These are actually quite ingenious

[@renadmoustafa2782]

You have to admit that Russia technology is amazing

[@user-ci4lw3zo2j]

точно, диву даёшься, сколько лохов на свете

[@HGSuper]

Which bit? The 2nd most powerful on the planet was a paper tiger hollowed out by corruption.

[@pickinthatbanjo]

Like that hypersonic missile they fired which landed in Stavropol? Yeah pretty amazing I guess. It's pretty amazing that you can fire at one country yet hit your own, that really must take an amazing as you say level of ineptitude.

[@Funny-rus]

@@pickinthatbanjo I advise you to check the information before voicing it.

[@user-pr3bt8nf6j]

И потому они проигрывают

[@Rarara83]

Мощный взрыв

[@krinks11]

Sublime peace of art is magnifique weapon

[@user-vn6fm6tu8m]

При отступлении можно использовать и замаскировать.

[@Shevchenko71]

Спасибо советским конструкторам-оружейникам . Созданная ими база , ещё долго будет служить верой и правдой и за возможность её тютинга современными технологиями .

[@user-de1uu2ws4f]

Это чисто российская разработка, к ссср никакого отношения не имеет.

[@AsasinAllamuta]

​@@user-de1uu2ws4fууууууу ты что несёшь

[@micnelleman9278]

Эта европейская разработка,вы рашисты ничего нового не изобрели

[@user-bj7ev6xq2k]

@@user-de1uu2ws4f конечно . "мы молодая страна , нам 20 лет ..."(с) железный димон.

[@zenly_csgo]

@@user-de1uu2ws4f сам заряд очень похож на один из зарядов для урагана смерча - которым противотанковые заряды выпускались с дальних дистанций на парашютах.

[@joeboyd8702]

Impressive.

[@Loli4lyf]

imagine you just set up this mine and the moment you pull up with your jeep it shoots at you 😂

[@soumitratewari483]

Hope this kind of resources and efforts are used for well being of humankind.

[@marataliev4826]

уже используются - борются против фашиста-еврея зеленского и его хозяев с запада

[@prime6220]

I can't stop myself from laughing at the irony of your comment!...😂😅😊 but indeed imagine if all resources used for developing and building weaponry in the world were used instead for health improvement, agriculture, ecology where we would be now..?!?

[@GegeDxD]

​@@prime6220 Well, it's really ironic. Even though we know well who invaded 90% of eastern countries, also African'amd even Europeans, we make Russia a terrorist state because they decided to say 'its enough'. What an irony.

[@tidusscaryface386]

@@prime6220 lmao, i too laughing so hard at the comment but yeah, as much as we advanced in other areas, military tech will also find ways to be more effective in killing each other.

[@mrobocop1666]

@@prime6220 nowhere. Because of civil technologies appeared thank to military researches and inventions. Even the Internet you use

[@andywagner212]

Seems similar in scope to the Hornet the US had for a while. Us Sappers touched on it during AIT, but never got to deploy one.

[@PugilistCactus]

I believe Germany picked up on that one.

[@derbigpr500]

That's one fancy shovel.

[@CarlosAlejandro.-ke6gr]

Thats pretty cool

[@Z_1917]

Javs Nlaws didn't work at all due to the age of the inventory sent to Ukraine, many misfired, many blew up, many missed it's target and fell very short of its target. None of these were deadly according to Major Scott Ritter, clearly stated in his you tube channel. In fact Russian ATGM's are world class and it has proved very effective on the battlefield in Ukraine.

[@jonsnow6803]

Tell that to all the families of barbecued russian tank crews

[@chummychalice4417]

@@jonsnow6803 true

[@adamc366]

No western tank, or any tank in the world can stop a Kornet ATGM. It can penetrate armour up to 1100mm, and the most western tanks have is 700-800mm. Kornet ATGM is unmatched.

[@allin4once]

Nice Rusaian propaganda comment. "The age of the inventory", lol. The Javelin isn't even old enough for age to be an issue. You troll.

[@Valentin82.]

​@@allin4onceОн нет, а вот батарейки для стрельбы, сдохли. 🤷‍♂️

[@deadmanslastwish]

Wow... so undetectable

[@btownballer27]

Yeah at half a meter tall and 40 pounds lol.

[@yesandno389]

@@btownballer27 Украинский солдат с NLAW в руках будет пониже?

[@LegendaryInfortainment]

You're so worthy! Short & sweet, informative and funny...I bow to a capable infortainer. You're killin' it.

[@kocou71]

This is not a landmine, dont need to be hidden in ground. Just hide in the bush pretty enough, cuz mine works up to 50 meters.

[@LegendaryInfortainment]

@@kocou71- That's the thing about hiding, and why this and other things should be driving lidar drone development briskly forward. Lidar makes bushes and forests work very poorly for hiding things.

[@Epiderm91]

Thats one heck of a shovel

[@HanabangIrawan-nu7uo]

Terrific arsenal

[@jameshewitt8828]

Its like a mini sensor fused weapon

[@user-bb6vl1ee5f]

Магнитновибрацтонный сенсор

[@ThePhilphast]

Latest!? This exact weapon has been around since the early 90s - possibly even earlier. It was featured in engineering and scientific publications at the time. It's still an impressive and scary armament, but by no means a modern one.

[@alexandernater6284]

I'm not aware of earlier mine applications, but yeah, the Sovjets pionieered this technology in the form of sensor fuzed submunitions for rocket artillery and cluster bombs in the late 80s and early 90s.

[@ThePhilphast]

@@alexandernater6284 - Yeah, there's so much that goes on in terms of military technology that is kept quiet for so long. I'm still extremely impressed by these munitions, I just wish those who post the clips would do a bit of basic checking before making claims such as 'most advanced' etc.

[@hogman3543]

If America did this you would call it modern

[@williams6206]

@@hogman3543 idiot America invent this technology. I forgot the name but you can look it up by yourself

[@filippaustralovenator2.033]

@@ThePhilphast , How about you pick up your wig and red nose first, and then go see if there's a frecking parachute on this thing like in the obsolete soviet scrap ot the tiny murican obscure weapon, with no mass production..)))

[@micheljean2134]

Interesting video

[@MAKCOH818]

That’s a nice 👍

[@seanou2837]

breathtaking in a terrifying way....love Russia!

[@GJJ68]

Looks like a Bigger version Of the M93 hornet mine.

[@zephyr2five]

Wow. M93 hornet has a 100m range. Development started in the late 80s. Utilizes seismic and acoustic sensors.

[@filippaustralovenator2.033]

Yeah, and a ballista is just a big bow, too bad few archers could make a ballista, though.)))

[@filippaustralovenator2.033]

@@zephyr2five , An still 0,0% of them in ukr via usaid, must be cuz they're such a success...))) Don't foret about muhlasers..)

[@freeartist]

Впечатляюще.

[@mohdnazreen5892]

creative

[@bart5158]

ATACMS for Ukraine ⚠️

[@Onyx3777]

🙏

[@ameyajadhav7634]

Is it kept above ground?What if ground infantry scouts on foot spot it and only topple or dismantle it?? It will need to be well hidden.

[@didzmutz3720]

How will you know the area is not littered with anti personnel mines too? 🤔 How will you know if its not a dummy to waste your time,get spotted by drones and have artillery on your ass?🤔

[@jp3630]

@@crumcon Shhh...let them go up and "check" it. They will find out.

[@user-pz8in8bw1n]

Дело в том, что если ты увидел эту мину, тебе лучше замереть и не двигаться, так как это означает, что ты стоишь на мином поле. Эти мины ходят парами с минами типа лягушка, можешь погуглить, крайне неприятная для пехоты вещь. Просто не ходите воевать с русскими и будете живы!

[@MsEvgen77]

Это интелектуальная, противотанковая система, различающая типы боевой техники и запрограммированая на её определённый тип. На пехоту не действует, но при попытке разминирования, самоуничтожается, вместе с тем, кто её попытается разминировать.

[@yourguide637]

Thats amazing piece of tech

[@Dimaz42]

is this considered a smart mine?? since it's an active one

[@superwout]

ALL 3 OF THEM!?!?

[@gustavalexander8676]

How does this thing detect and engage the correct target if the acoustic targetting that ensures corrrect targeting by comparing with pre-programmed tables of vehicle sounds/vibrations only comes on once it is within a 100m range in its 'loop' over the battlefield? does it have something to scan the battlefield with in advance and quickly 'decent' if it comes across the right type of vehicle?

[@JayWye52]

once armed,it LISTENS with several microphones and the ground sensors pick up vehicle vibrations thru the ground. multiple sensors allow triangulation and target recognition. those sensors don't use much power. I suppose once the battery is used up,it deactivates.

[@user-xr5mj4fc7g]

Сейсмические и акустические датчики этой мины определяют тип цели на основе заложенной в эту мину программы.

[@woofkaf7724]

Думаю с (гражданским)грузовиком или трактором может ошибиться. Но вряд ли на фронте они будут ездить.

[@leoscorp7791]

@@woofkaf7724 очень сомнительно покрышки машины сильно снижают вибрацию в отличие от танка да и вес не соизмерим . так что даже тяжеловоз не даст такой вибрации как танк из за гусениц - а вот бмп не хватит веса . ну и звук танка очень специфичен так что двойная селекция гарантирует безопасность машинам

[@bytemyvoid]

​@@woofkaf7724у танка специфика звука своя. если обучить нейросеть, она легко отличит трактор от танка.

[@rchatte100]

As ukranians use the same tanks as russians, this wont work.

[@user-pz8in8bw1n]

Уже сработало). Все поля Донбасса засеяны сожжёнными на минных полях машинами НАТО, есть куча видео с работой этой малышки в деле.

[@user-ow7xc7fx9j]

Where does such knowledge come from? Do not compare Russian military equipment with equipment supplied to Ukraine by NATO countries.

[@user-ow7xc7fx9j]

@@user-pz8in8bw1n В старанах НАТО только фейковая информация. Живут в вакууме. Они же до сих пор считают, что Америка победила Гитлера вместе с англосакцами. Главное, что Россия в курсе.

[@eitxkiyc74xtdrz7rx]

This looks like trophy system from call of duty lol

[@domingofung]

Very similar to the M93 Hornet. Just that the US decided not to go into production.

[@zarrelldesign]

I mean since it's a mine you decide to arm it when you deploy it...but it distinguishing between civilian vehicles and military vehicles is on the path to autonomous weapons where the final trigger-decision isn't a human making the call. Sure this is stationary, but the leap to a autonomous moving weapon isn't that far :/

[@hartman12349]

autonomous weapons work well, the US autonomous machine gun reliably eliminated a small herd of goats and the entire herd, it was evaluated as a rapidly approaching enemy unit, no one survived

[@EEE2431.-]

Anti-presonel mine can be considered autonomous since no human is needed to detonate them.

[@user-my2tg4wc4r]

Whoa I bet they must have 10 or 12 of these babies in inventory.

[@carlosalexandreklomfahs6379]

VIVA RÚSSIA!!!!

[@alexanderulyev4651]

This is brilliant!

[@graemeballantyne462]

I've always wondered - ever since I saw a new antipersonnel/anti-ship missile on display in a country I won't name, which was wrapped in tungsten cubes and designed to shred the ship's personnel - how the people designing these things can sleep at night. Imagine being asked what you want to do when you grow up, and saying "I want to design the most effective killing machines possible". Then you gain all that knowledge, do all that studying, and spend your working life dreaming up more and more fiendish ways to kill human beings. I'm not talking about the soldiers deploying these devices. Being a soldier is all about killing the enemy and surviving yourself, and the morality of it (except where war crimes are concerned) doesn't really enter into it. No, I'm talking about those fine, upstanding men and women who may be parents themselves, or loving partners, and certainly the son or daughter of a human being, quietly dedicating themselves to the killing of other sons, husbands, fathers, wives and daughters. We humans are morally little better than chimpanzees, and far more inventive.

[@daminox]

Easy- just tell yourself it's your patriotic duty to create weapons to defend your country.

[@kyleklmondwa9042]

People invented swords in order to better protect themselves and their tribes from the enemy that was attacking them with Clubs...It wasn't about being Evil or wishing to inflict harm on innocent people. It was about how to defend yourself and your tribe more effectively than the people trying to kill you. The BIGGER issue is how young men can WILLINGLY go on a battlefield and get blown to pieces while their Politicians drink expensive Bottles of Wine from the SAFETY of their Mansions. Now that I will never understand...

[@realvipul]

if humans are not blood thirsty like we are now, we wouldn't have evolved into humans in the first place. we are living as human because of thousands of yrs of killing allowed as to evolve like this.

[@askat25]

As Kalashnikov said, the most dangerous weapon is the man himself, and the rest is just a tool. Even a pen or pencil, spoons, forks, kitchen knives, etc. can be a weapon, any object can be a weapon.

[@user-qw1bi1mk8s]

Это все демагогия,кто не хочет иметь собственную армию,будет обрабатывать чужую.

[@KS-xx5xq]

So the drone with loud speakers would do to clean them up, actually could be easier to search for those.

[@wikichumba]

what about the distinct vibrations ?

[@watcher5729]

A submunition artillery rocket said to exist online data.might be used against high end tanks like airlaunched javelins

[@user-yd7zo8iq3i]

Кассетный противотанковый боеприпас к ракетам Смерч . 70 е годы разработки .

[@blacklight4720]

It look sophisticated as a concept, or used in safe environment as promotion video. Question is how effective the weapon in reality? does it have above 60% success rate? Both in term of sensor and accuracy? I haven't see videos about this weapon destroying targets.

[@darthvader6533]

You don't see videos from that side at all :p

[@bubyakinivan]

If it seems to you that the Russians can't do something, then it seems to you.

[@Drak0sha13]

if you tell a different point of view from the BBC, then you are Putin's agent. you will be turned off from the information flow, or the video channel will simply be deleted

[@IvanLookin16]

In Russia, they do nothing with an efficiency of 60%. 90% is just right. You'll see soon.

[@user-tr3zk4oi8v]

Приезжай на Украину, лучше в Абрамсе. Проверишь)

[@honeybadgerclaw4642]

So it can tell if a target is friendly or enemy. This kind of mine only can be deploy when Russian fully retreat from the area. Look like nice target for grenades drop from drone.

[@1mrzealot1]

Grenades falling from drones can't do anything to a mine. Besides, you can't tell it from a drone from some shell fragment or rocket at all, smartass.

[@nerzhul2455]

Another NAFOid "expert" bot with his logical fallacies on the level of 12 years old kid

[@Karma8Kami]

This unshielded electronic system seems "easy" enough to deal with depending on the effective range and cost of explosive based emp's these days, or perhaps something as simple as drone cars with inflatable, decoy tank frames. Mines are op because they are limited in scope, once you start trying to introduce sensors, electronics and ai, the game changes. At that point a solar powered high altitude surveillance/rocket drone would make much more sense as a loitering munition and could be retrieved for reuse.

[@sto2779]

1:19 - Jeeze Russia is going back to the drawing boards. That landmine looks like something it would be tricky to defend against.

[@phooogle]

So, fit a drone with a speaker the emulates a tank that the Ukrainians are using and fly it around so all the mines fire off and miss?

[@phooogle]

@@bigshooter3689 Superior tacticians us :)

[@Fip999]

Dave with a boombox moonwalking about the battlefield

[@Cat4evr]

Uh, did you miss the ground vibrations part? Speaker can't emulate that

[@phooogle]

@@Cat4evr Doubt.

[@mrphucyoo8281]

And this is why your sat making silly comments on you tube instead of earning a fortune designing and building weapons of death for some countries MIC !!

[@Krzemieniewski1]

I wonder how this device distinguishes Russian and Ukrainian versions of the same tanks?

[@MrKasugano]

It is very simple,its the RuAF that has PTKM-1R not UAF. 🤔

[@TCELFERR]

Ну хоть что-то они смогли сделать. Рад за них. Хотя конечно Советские разработки.

[@MAGA_MAGADZE]

Ყველაფერი საუკეთესო!!!!

[@Vadim-gi4sg]

Интересно сколько стоит такая мина?

[@maxivantsiv4975]

Все налоги з твоего города🤣😝

[@24idom]

Купить хочешь?

[@1mrzealot1]

Явно дешевле танка.

[@user-re3hr2hg1d]

Все что делают русские они собирают из говна и палки

[@1mrzealot1]

@@user-re3hr2hg1d раз в год как говорится и палка стреляет, да и практика показывает что г@вно зачастую не пробивается самыми передовыми западными вооружениями😉

[@Skif.42]

Вооружение Руссов , воинов света цивилизации-государаства России не имеет аналогов на планете Земля. Поистине уникальная военная нация.

[@user-mn2ds7nf9f]

какая уникальная военная нация ?всё слизанно!!уникальная нация это немцы !!всё они придумали и ядерку в том числе !😮

[@user-yd7zo8iq3i]

​@@user-mn2ds7nf9fНемцы лизали у всех направо и налево , где уникальность ?

[@Theo-vi8gs]

as they work with mic`s cant you build a drone with a speaker and some tank sounds ? as open one get the trigger sound and let a drone buzz around.

[@EEE2431.-]

It has seismic sensors which start to seqrch for the ground vehicle when microphones hear tank sounds so drone is not enough

[@craigc5879]

Easy fix, loud base speakers on tanks, device will fire early

[@uyfhkgc4468]

Soil vibrations: nah, ain't real.

[@georgevonfloydmann1797]

... And will be much easier to detect by troops. Genius👏👏👏

[@shaider1982]

Bouncing Betty but for killing tanks.

[@34Realist]

Next weapon for the marauders and orks

[@dwayneskinner6984]

Curious how you would defuse these?

[@ricgunn1439]

Just detanate

[@jackdransfield2230]

Looks.... alright. I’m sure Russia should be able to build a good 30 of them.

[@VladVsevolod]

Украинских фашистов опять нагибают😂😂😂😂

[@Phil-D83]

Smart

[@WolfLLC]

Genius🎉

[@baronhelmut2701]

Should check out the german version of this. Literal nightmare fuel that thing is. It’s essentially just an rpg head that gets launched at you via tripwire. The worst part is, it feels and sounds just like a soldier launching an rpg at you. If it kills your tank, your tank is dead, if it doesn’t it will make you search for the next hour and will give you anxiety until the end of the war.

[@user-ey3ng8vq6u]

Не через растяжку, по сути там микрофон который работает на звук, в базе этой машины есть перечень ( список) звука мотора натовской техники при проезде которой будет произведен выстрел, а при звуке боевой техники России выстрел произведен не будет. Надеюсь смысл понял что у каждого вида и производителя техники свой уникальный звук работы

[@baronhelmut2701]

@@user-ey3ng8vq6u ? Are you talking about the same mine as I am ? Because if you are, I think you misspelled Russian and wrote NATO and also seem to have misspelled NATO as Russian.

[@user-gs7tq8iz5p]

@@baronhelmut2701 NATO= НАТО, натовцы, натовское, натовец.))))))

[@baronhelmut2701]

@@user-gs7tq8iz5p Are we just conjugating nato or what are you on about ?

[@user-gs7tq8iz5p]

@@baronhelmut2701 This is only a part of the words in the Russian language that are related to the abbreviation, nato

[@2MeterLP]

Every modern anti tank weapon attacks from the top... the next generation of tank will have invincible roofs and sides made of cardboard.

[@user-gf4rz5qf3b]

Мы мирные люди Но нашу хризантему Поставим в Отапливаемый бокс

[@petrxh]

Small drone with repros playing the tank noise...

[@LegendaryInfortainment]

Quick! Send The Canary Tank to take a few quick breaths and scope out the lay of the landmines! Yeah, that one! The one that hauls ass and has a 200mm lid! OK, that was fun and even troop free with autonomy. But it's new and needs dealing with, that a certainty.

[@GEOGigalot]

A wonderful jammer thing useful against UA Nazi tanks.

[@orleandr9757]

It's funny to hear about modern russian weaponry when you see actual T-62 tanks riding on battlefield.

[@hadinapokalix7329]

your abraham tanks cant even drive in the snow

[@orleandr9757]

@@hadinapokalix7329 your t-14 Armata doesn't even exist...

[@simmo.261]

@@orleandr9757 They're too busy stalling on parades

[@frankrenda2519]

the west is no different

[@shavaughndavidson2257]

@@frankrenda2519 we sat through 9 months of incompetence....let's look at iraq (also a wrong war) but it was well executed

[@michaellambert3363]

Got any more posts like this you want to share.

[@michaelmagyar5785]

But it’s about as big as a fire hydrant so…

[@JayWye52]

the US invented the Wide-Area Mine a long time ago,works the same way. ours can be air-delivered. it uses a EFP, explosively formed projectile that penetrates the top armor.

[@user-bm5lh5nc1y]

Only, most likely, the American device costs 20 times more expensive

[@derbigpr500]

@@user-bm5lh5nc1y And only works 1 out of 20 times.

[@nutsackmania]

American weapons lookin like they work pretty well these days!

[@ilja-sm-n]

США даже колесо изобрели и продали в римскую империю чертежи пантеона.

[@user-is3tn9mj4v]

​@@ilja-sm-nа чему тут удивляться, подумаешь колесо. Не помню кто там у них ляпнул "тысячелетия Китай ведёт войну с Америкой" Тысячелетия, Карл! 😂

[@user-ni2tv8qm4p]

Russian 👍

[@joserafaellluberesreyes]

Y si un colibrí se equivoca ... .??

[@ZeroPayonPC]

U never heard about flying mine :v

[@Adam-zc9qk]

Yea I'm sure the mighty Russian army will totally get 1000 of these along with all the fuel and food they give their soldier's also 🙄

[@josephastier7421]

Like a single-shot sensor fused weapon.

[@andrewholdaway813]

It's a bit of a chunker, need to send out spotters of some sort, then bowl em over with explosive munitions. Assuming they actually work, unlike most new Russian equipment.

[@Andrey_Savin]

NATO так и не поняли той ОГРОМНОЙ РАДОСТИ, с которой военные олигархи России взялись за проектирование, разработку и изготовление разных образцов оружия. NATO нее поняло, с каким гипермонстром имеет дело, жаждущего сверхдоходов, как от наводнением всего мира АК-47. Дроны, ракеты, умные мины, - и плевать на потери. Закладывается алгоритм постройки оружия на десятилетия. Кто ещё не понял, почему русские не бомбят аэродромы, где выгрузили западное оружие? Правильно, как и в Афганистане охотились за "Стингером", а потом набрали его - СПАСИБО АМЕРИКЕ! - сейчас, мечта оружейных царей - это захватить целым комплекс "Патриот". Или что-то особенно вкусненькое... Именно война давала тотальный старт русской изобретательской мысли. С 1943 года армия СССР потоком получала новые образцы, от автомата ППС, до танка ИС-2 , и "зверобоя". Непрерывно совершенствовалась артиллерия, и иное.

[@IzoldaGenrihovna]

Стингеры в лаборатории нашей хлопали по началу...

[@user-yd7zo8iq3i]

Странный комментарий ... Если учесть , что все новейшие западные разработки на столе у наших оружейников еще на стадии проектирования ... Тот же Пэтриот - старье , использующееся ещё в Персидском заливе и показавшее себя как полная дрянь , которую уже тогда никто не хотел покупать .

[@paulmurgatroyd6372]

I wonder how many of these they can actually afford to build and deploy. You're still better off with a weapon you can pull the trigger on and know the target.

[@aliwasati5802]

Russian economy is growing faster than UK and Germany.

[@daddy7997]

Их тысячи на складах, и сейчас возобнавляют производство модернизированных с ИИ.

[@timetimer6429]

В СССР, это предусматривалрсь сбрасывать с самолетов в больших количествах, на танковые прорывы