The collection of weapons based on the UAE island gets an upgrade for drones

Milan-The United Arab Emirates Edge Group announced the expansion of its multi-field weapons testing site, with the aim of enhancing the interest benefit in practicing drones.

Xrang, which was a model unveil At Dubai Airshow in 2023, it is located southwest of Abu Dhabi on the island of Abu Abad, which has an area

The expansion of the site will include a 1.2 -km secondary runway building to support boot and landing in unmanned air systems, two new emergency runways to enhance recovery capabilities, and a new drone training facility.

It is called Uas Drone Training Village, and is designed for low -level drone test in urban simulation environments. It enables operators to practice the distinguished city elements using artificial intelligence and operating drones from the first person.

The shots released by Edge of the Fecction Simulation Factics show what dozens of large container boxes and improvised spots of grass in the desert.

Another addition will include the construction of a vehicle in the explosion and shells, where Defense and commercial customers will be able to assess the flexibility of their civil or armored cars against small weapons, anti -tank mines, and missile bombs.

The airspace has also been presented as part of the expansion-where customers can now access the air corridor optional 100 km x 25 km west of Abu Abiad Island, which can be wiped up to 10,000 feet, for each press statement of the company.

According to Remaya International, the EDGE branch oversees the project, Xrange is the largest test site of its kind in the Gulf region.

It is not clear whether international defense companies have attracted beyond the region. Remaya International News News previously told the CEO of Remaya International News that all platforms in the EDGE have been tried in the range.

For example, the company used the domain for the first flight of the Jeniah Jet plane that runs on the plane last year. Other local manufacturers have also conducted similar tests for drones.