Dassault nEUROn European UCAV Drone Prototype Takeoff And Landing #1
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- The Dassault nEUROn is an experimental unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) being developed with international cooperation, led by the French company Dassault Aviation.
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Countries involved in this project include France, Greece, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. The design goal is to create a stealthy, autonomous UAV that can function in medium- to high-threat combat zones. Comparable projects include the British BAE Systems Taranis, German/Spanish EADS Barracuda, American Boeing X-45 and Northrop Grumman X-47B, the Indian DRDO AURA, and the Russian Mikoyan Skat and Sukhoi Okhotnik.
The industrial goal is to give European firms experience designing and building high-end UAVs and associated technologies, in order to keep them competitive in the global marketplace. The first flight took place on December 1, 2012
The aim of the nEUROn demonstrator is to provide the European design offices with a project allowing them to develop know-how and to maintain their technological capabilities in the coming years.
This project has gone far beyond the theoretical studies that had been conducted until then, with the assembly and the successful flight demonstration of an unmanned combat aircraft.
It is also a way to implement an innovative process in terms of management and organisation of a European cooperative programme.
To be fully effective, a single point of decision, the French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA - Délégation Générale pour l’Armement), and a single point of implementation, Dassault Aviation company as prime contractor, were settled to manage the nEUROn programme.
The Italian, Swedish, Spanish, Greek and Swiss governments acting together with their related industrial teams, Alenia, SAAB, EADS-CASA, Hellenic Aerospace Industry (HAI) and RUAG, have joined the French initiative.
As a UCAV, nEUROn will be significantly larger and more advanced than other well-known UAV systems like the MQ-1 Predator, with ranges, payloads and capabilities that approach those of manned fighter aircraft. Although the project is not yet closely defined, illustrations and statements by the consortium partners indicate that the nEUROn is envisioned as a competitive system with the American J-UCAS program's Boeing X-45C or Northrop-Grumman X-47B.
Indeed, Saab's February 9, 2006 release notes that nEUROn will be a demonstrator measuring 10 m long by 12 m wide and weighing in at 5 tons. This is roughly the size of a Mirage 2000 fighter rotated 90 degrees (as the nEUROn is wider than it is long). The aircraft will have unmanned autonomous air-to-ground attack capabilities with precision guided munitions, relying on an advanced stealth airframe design to penetrate undetected. Another feature being contemplated is the ability to control squad flight in automatic mode from an advanced fighter like the Rafale or JAS 39 Gripen platform, grouping the nEUROns and controlling the group in a manner similar to many combat real-time strategy computer games.
General characteristics
Crew: 0
Length: 9.5 m (31 ft 2 in)
Wingspan: 12.5 m (41 ft 0 in)
Empty weight: 4900 kg (10803 lb)
Gross weight: 7000 kg (15432 lb)
Powerplant: 1 × Rolls-Royce/Turboméca Adour / Snecma M88, 40 kN (8992 lbf) thrust
Performance
Maximum speed: 980 km/h (609 mph)
Service ceiling: 14,000 m (45900 ft)
Armament
2 × 230 kg (500 lb) guided bombs
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Proud as Greek that my country has contributed to this project.
I would like Greece to work with France to make FCAS fighter jets
@@ghostofathens6600 i hope so...
We live in a changing world that many threats arise.
We have to adapt or our European existence will be no more...
Is that what we want?
Yeah greek made its tires
We have to stand together or fall together.
What's Greece got to offer ? Greece don't even have money to buy anything and is relying on handouts, get real man Greece is the only country in the world that goes to the job centre
It looks Dassault has done a great work. Hope we start receiving them soon.
Cos It’s the Dassault nEURON not the EF NEURON ...
Cos mec... le nEURON c’est MAJORITAIREMENT et même de loin français... preuve en est que le démonstrateur est a la France
@Cos Si c'est ridicule et complètement inutile et l'eurofighter en est la preuve, la France coopère pour faire croire à une collaboration européenne mais le seul pays européen actuellement capable de développer un avion complètement reste la France.
Le neuron tout comme le prochain chasseur devraient être 100% français, les allemands sont médiocres en aéronautique et leur seule ambition c'est de nous voler nos secrets industriels.
@@oOLuNaTiC93Oo c'est pas faux mais on a pas l'argent pour financer le SCAF tout seul, Dassault parle d'un plan B géré un peu comme le Neuron, ou la France dirige le projet et des partenaires européens financent et participent en restant un peu plus fans l'ombre. J'espère que ça marchera, le scaf vendait du rêve
You mean BAe systems, Taranis Drone
I trust Dassault.
Go europe go !!! congrats to France and Greece !!!
Yeah.... we hate big chicken... TURKEY
@@albertleonardkristano6481 😂😂Cyprus You must have been scared by the victory of Karabakh
@@desiiireee1 all turkis feyk drones are fabrycate in turkia with not idiogenous teknology. Is 99% germanoitaloaglokanadian and usa parts you are kalayjis for teneke parts syhtir rezylis
@@drewblackmatter6669
When ever I'm watching any youtube videos on this region I see you trolling in the comments sections.
At least I hope you're trolling because if you really believe the nonsense you're typing.... It's quite terrifying lol
Τέλειο αποτέλεσμα,
SAAB did participate in the development of this 👍🏻
It's really beautiful
Cool, so we already have the MQ-99 (X-57A) and MQ-101 (This). Now we just need Arsenal bird.
The French are doing sexy aircraft... We have to admit that
@Maarin Söderlund Ahlgren so now dassault is swedish ? Some parts are from the Swedish... but it’s a French aircraft lmao
@@Lunat1K_Fr So now EURO is French? LMFAO XD
@@fatherofdragons5477 It’s literally the Dassault nEURON...
@@Lunat1K_Fr It's literally EURO in the name, in capital letters.
@@fatherofdragons5477 Project led by Dassault aviation, some part are made by other European countries because of European collaborations of course but Neuron stay a French disign/made drone
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That's the b-2 but leaked lol. Hope we get some dassault neurons too here in america
lmao you guys have at least three similar projects and they seem even better
Well.... American Defence Companies are the Supreme.... We all know that...
@@DhrubajyotiRaja01 superme on what? Hypersonic missiles?😅fight jets that transform in submarines? Even india do better😅
@@psychoticchannel3244 U2, SR 71, F 117, B2, F22, RQ180, etc. See you Dec 2 for the B21. I have no doubt a hater like you will be tuning in. Have a good one.
Looks like an alien toy ship that baby aliens play with...
Or an X-47b
No doubt a future success like their Rafale
the rafale has success with several countries .. despite the pressure from usa .. anyway, the neuron as the rafale is exellent .. always better than some anglo american production ... and yes .. the truth
Indian Private Defence Companies & France Next Generation Attack Drone Development
Intelligent systeme
Great program but embarrassingly slow completion. There are urgent needs among the co-producing members at a time when Europe's security faces threats from all directions. This asset should have been in production line for at least two years now and hundreds of them should have been delivered and patrolling North Africa and the Aegean.
Some countries pay the rest of their money to this project, high risk. 60 billions per country, and more billions France. The possible future of this is to have the most abilities than every aircraft made.
Make a couple of these, paint them red and send them to the British. It'll be the unmanned 'Red Arrows' team, literally, if they fly it in formation.
Weve got our own arrow shaped drone called teranis
@julien frisson do you mean it is a copy of the french nEUROn?
The nEUROn began development in 1999. No date is given for the initial development of the Teranis, but both aircraft had their first flights within a year of each other. 2012 and 2013 respectively.
This suggests a similar developmental time frame, so i doubt either 'copied' from one another.
The Russian s70's first flight was in 2019, so there may be a claim of reactive development there, but i doubt they 'copied' either.
If anything, an argument could be made that france, the UK and Russia 'copied' the US x47B, considering its prototype, the x47a first flew in 2003.
Or they could have 'copied' the US RQ-170 that has been in service since 2007.
Despite the passing of 21 years, mass production has still not been made...
Where did the millions of euros go?
It is experimental drone for testing and development of new drone technologies. It was never meant for production.
Aww it looks so cute
كم انتم رائعين شحاعة شهامة رائعة نعم رجال
Lailahaillallah Muhammadar Rasululllah
Soon an “UCAV carrier” for France 🇫🇷
I wonder how many innocent people will be slaughtered in Africa if France ever has a proper UCAV plus carrier.
It would basically be a means to rape poor people considering what France has been up to.
So anyone who isn't sadistic should hope France never attains this type of technology. It's like giving a child with emotional problems a gun.
@@williamdavis9562 We have these technology for a while my boy and France isn't what you said.
@@Samy-bu1ze France isn't what you want it to be.
France is what it is.
@@williamdavis9562 Exactly the sentence you need to integrate in your brain, you hate France cool for you, it doesn't make your opinion real my boy
Can someone specifically tell me what is Greece contribution on this project? Are they cooking fish and filling up Ouzo drink for french engineers?
They did their part as specify in the contract. A structural one, don't remember which one.
But that's not a project in order to share any tech or developp any line drone factory. As said in the contract ; that's first a demonstrator. Then a base to developp new tech. That's it. Nothing more
We can all use it to make test and shit. End of story.
@@gringologie9302 Thank you for clarification. So this project has been stopped?
@@andydufresne431 No it hasn't yet the political decision to buy some hasn't been taken so far.
@@andydufresne431 the international coop ended few years ago yes. Dassault & thales never stopped to work on it.
I have a question? When the countries will take that for work?
Countries involved in this project include France, Greece, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. The design goal is to create a stealthy, autonomous UAV that can function in medium- to high-threat combat zones. Comparable projects include the British BAE Systems Taranis, German/Spanish EADS Barracuda, American Boeing X-45 and Northrop Grumman X-47B, the Indian DRDO AURA, and the Russian Mikoyan Skat and Sukhoi Okhotnik.
The industrial goal is to give European firms experience designing and building high-end UAVs and associated technologies, in order to keep them competitive in the global marketplace. The first flight took place on December 1, 2012
The aim of the nEUROn demonstrator is to provide the European design offices with a project allowing them to develop know-how and to maintain their technological capabilities in the coming years.
This project has gone far beyond the theoretical studies that had been conducted until then, with the assembly and the successful flight demonstration of an unmanned combat aircraft.
It is also a way to implement an innovative process in terms of management and organisation of a European cooperative programme.
To be fully effective, a single point of decision, the French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA - Délégation Générale pour l’Armement), and a single point of implementation, Dassault Aviation company as prime contractor, were settled to manage the nEUROn programme.
The Italian, Swedish, Spanish, Greek and Swiss governments acting together with their related industrial teams, Alenia, SAAB, EADS-CASA, Hellenic Aerospace Industry (HAI) and RUAG, have joined the French initiative.
As a UCAV, nEUROn will be significantly larger and more advanced than other well-known UAV systems like the MQ-1 Predator, with ranges, payloads and capabilities that approach those of manned fighter aircraft. Although the project is not yet closely defined, illustrations and statements by the consortium partners indicate that the nEUROn is envisioned as a competitive system with the American J-UCAS program's Boeing X-45C or Northrop-Grumman X-47B.
Indeed, Saab's February 9, 2006 release notes that nEUROn will be a demonstrator measuring 10 m long by 12 m wide and weighing in at 5 tons. This is roughly the size of a Mirage 2000 fighter rotated 90 degrees (as the nEUROn is wider than it is long). The aircraft will have unmanned autonomous air-to-ground attack capabilities with precision guided munitions, relying on an advanced stealth airframe design to penetrate undetected. Another feature being contemplated is the ability to control squad flight in automatic mode from an advanced fighter like the Rafale or JAS 39 Gripen platform, grouping the nEUROns and controlling the group in a manner similar to many combat real-time strategy computer games.
Great work Dassault Greetings from Turkey.We hope soon we can catch you up 🇹🇷😉♥️
We are already ahead of them, what do you mean 'catch you up'?
@@martind.799 Appreciate it dude. It is time for Europeans to step back and realize that Turkey is not in the state it used to be, and has become one of the best exporters of military technology, and treat us accordingly and not like some random Middle East country like Iraq or Syria.
@@bbugrayuksel
lool.. the day when turkey will be able to manufacture from A to Z a plane like the rafale, Aster missiles or an intercontinental M51, a nuclear submarine already.. you will be at the same level as us... lool.. little reminder Turkish drones mostly have Israeli technology.. the neuron is already well above it.. it's another world
@@bbugrayuksel I recognize there all the Turkish pseudo power and arrogance ... this people who imagine the return of the Ottoman Empire .. only in your dreams ... without the West (especially us) you are nothing
@@ph390 Turkey has 2 jet programs, one is the Hurjet and the other is the TF-X. They'll be ready by the year 2030, Hurjet probably earlier than TF-X. We already are producing our own AAM's which are Hisar-A(in service),Hisar-O+(in service),Siper(which is the equivalent of Aster missile will be in service within a year),and other long range systems as well which are yet to be announced. And Turkey doesn't need an intercontinental ballistic missile, your ignorance shows. What are you going to do with an ICBM without a nuclear warhead, destroy an enemy target on the other side of the globe? Turkey already has missiles with ranges varying from 120km to 900km, no need for more range unless we acquire nuclear warheads first. And Turkey doesn't really use nuclear energy to begin with, so it is not really wise to compare Turkey to France with a nuclear submarine.
Turkish drones do not have Israeli technology. If you have proof, send them my way. But I doubt it, Turkish drone designs are MUCH MUCH different than the rest of the world. Especially with Aksungur, AKINCI, and TB2.
Again, Neuron is above these drones since it is a Stealthy one, but is WAY below KIZILELMA. There's always a bigger fish man, just accept that you are far behind in drone technology and move on.
Ωρεο
When will it be in mass production?
France is still testing it and it might have a great future
hey_i_am_Ferhat why would I do that ?
No
They should make 2 giant drones that carry them lol
This one ? Never. That's a base for tech development. Nothing more.
How long the range & endurance of this aircraft?
2h flight. It's not meant to be used in operations nor produced. Just enough fuel for tests.
@@Bvic3 Not sure, Dassault is maybe planning to use it later in the SCAF/FCAS program, as wingman of the 6th NGF.
@@kasugakyosuke6441 The technologies developed will be used, but it will be a different plane.
@@Bvic3 maybe yeah, we'll see. Time will come and tell us.
I think we don't have any real info. Except that's a tech demonstrator base in order to developp futur tech. That's it.
Neuron using basic design of X-47B
no, the neuron relies on stealth research... so the shapes look alike... we said the same thing (the British) with the rafale plane and the typhoon... which Dassault had copied... lool.. they are in fact different planes but that look alike and during test the Dassault is generally better.. LOL
@@ph390 look at mirage 4000, then be honest. Who copy who ?
It is my Favourite military weapon
No its not that strong just a drone with less technology compared to american bombers i would choose b2 or b1 over it
@@morgoth3484 yeah true. Although it's one of the top drones in terms of tech
@@hugolaurent4525 i agree
France is one of top 5 advanced countries and i do trust its weapons.
@@morgoth3484 exact👍🔥
@@hugolaurent4525 top drone... you sure? Although this drone id probably good, turkey has a decade headstart. It will be a while when europe catches up.
Looks like ALIEN SHIP😂😂
SAAB.
Le vendan aviones Rafale usados a colombia unos 30 modernizados con nuevos motores y nuevos blindaje y nuevos sistemas navegación
Fabriquen aviones furtivos grafeno con motores hipersonicos o cuánticos
As France you should to learn something from Americans, especially from Boing Defense 🤣🤣🤣
but what are you waiting to donate a 20 to the ukraine ... you have parked them unused, give them to the ukrainians.
You mean BAe systems, Taranis Drone
That's the dassault neuron.
Nop. Not at all
Bayraktar tb2 den sonra Göksungur, Aksungur ve Akıncı geliyor. Bekleyin siz
@MICHALIS SIFAKIS puhahaha 🤣 akıncı, bayraktar tb3 bybye gayrecee
@@unknownman3267 go watch how you killed kid with that drone in shushi
LOL 🤣🤣 Turkish drone are not stealth and they are super slow compared to the other, they all would be slaughtered if they fought a country with air superiority (and not countries with only 3 modern AA systems for the whole battle area, plus outdated soviet stuff like Armenia and Lybia)
@@remistiegler5302 yet here they are destroying 15 million dollar russian pantsir sams in both ukraine and syria.
@@tadakaye525 lol, cant even spell shusha properly. While armenians fired rockets to ganja and other cities we only targeted tanks. Cry eurotard.
Wow that thing is sooo expensive...
But doesnt even withdrawn its wheels?
Actually, the price of the Neuron hasn't been unveiled so we don't know. During the tests not involving slealth capabilities, the drone doesn't withdrawn its wheels for safety reasons
@@remistiegler5302 Considering the French are making it, it will probably be so overpriced that it won't be worth it.
@@williamdavis9562 no sorry, we don't make that here, we let the Yankees and the Rosbeefs build overpriced military products that don't work properly : hello bugged F35 that dislike bad weather, hello Ajax so noisy and so rough that soldiers can't drive it without being injured 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@remistiegler5302
Yes American products like the F-35 are overpriced. The difference is there is a demand for them.
French products are also overpriced, the difference is no one wants them lol
@@williamdavis9562 No one want them ? So why we sell so much ? We're the third best sellers of military equipments in the world after US ans Russia. And no ou products are not overpriced and actually work not like the F35 that is crappy
so..europe must send a few Dassault nEUROn to fight in ukraina )
* Greek Citizen"s *
The joke... she's old u admitt ?
Turn off that stupid music we want to hear the engine on that thing turn up😂😂😂
Except when there is no engine sounds at all.
Much to expensive. The Bayraktar drones are cheaper and equally reliable. England is now studying the turkish drone program to learn from them! Go Turkey 🇹🇷!
the United Kingdom has long ago made agreements with Leonardo (an Italian company) for the supply of antidrone systems ... low-priced drones are also ready, but it is not necessary to use them for the moment, and, we hope they are not used. here we talk about stealth drones, it is another category. they are not talking about propeller drones traveling at 200 km / h, which if you send them against militias equipped with electronic warfare systems, they fall like pigeons. we saw it as soon as they approached the Russian bases.
F.Moussa comparing the Tb2 and the Neuron is like comparing a Spitfire with an Eurofighter Typhoon : it doesn't make sense.
Look, the Neuron is 4x faster, can fly in 3x higher maximum ceiling, has a 3x larger payload capacity and is STEALTH. And Dassault never unveiled the price of a Neuron
F.Moussa Sorry but have you seen the specs of the Bayrktar? It doesn't mach with the neuron specs, you can't compare top tech drone with old tech drone. All thought its a good drone for it's price.
@@remistiegler5302 it has a payload of 460kg whichi is absolutely ridiculous. Why would anyone bother penetrating the enemy lines and risking a drone which is probably 50million dollars or more to drop only 2 230kg bombs? Turkey has AKINCI which can drop up to 1750kg, AND can also fire air to air missiles and is highly resistan to any sort of jamming. The only advantage the Neuron has is that it is faster, which means nothing for drones since they can not dogfight, and it is stealth.
@@bbugrayuksel stealth is an advantage as well as its speed.... difficult to be spotted so shot down... don't worry this concept is a study that will evolve... and its load carrying will be much heavier... and don't forget not the on-board weapons will be particularly evolved .... in fact nothing to do with your toys;; this is not the same concept.. here its range of action will be able to penetrate deep into the hostile territory and send for example a classic cruise missile (which you do not have) and tomorrow why not a Hypersonic missile, Russia has shown the way, such a missile is being studied in France after China, the USA...
Baby b2
Turkish drone industry already ahead.
@@mrnorthz9373
lool;.. you manufacture this kind of gear..??? which is superior in every way to the Turkish models (Israeli design) ??? I don't think so... the neuron is faster, flies higher, its carrying capacity is very superior and will be much stealthier... you are already overwhelmed by this study prototype..
@@ph390 bayraktar tb2 is a reconnisance drone. Its not the same purpose as neuron. Yet it was so good it was fitted with weapons. Compare neuron wit mius red apple. Bayraktar has 400.000 hour flight time. It can fly in autonomous missions. That means you cant jam it. Comparing dassault neurom to bayraktar is lile comparing an eagle to a horse
@@ph390 turkish models arent israeli design lmao. When neuron comes out it will be 60-100 million dollars but when mius comss out it will be 20 million dollars for better performance
Turkish drone is better than dassault.
turks are unable to manufacture such a stealth drone .. they use drones made in usa built under license .. elsewhere turkey is unable to manufacture a modern combat aircraft made in turkey .. so a stealth drone .. ?? ? mouhahahah you dream, and also to the ottoman empire .. dead and forever..lool
Oh really?can you tell me one aircraft which has been made by Turkey ever,let me make it easy for you,zero!.your defense industry is mainly made up of reverse engineering other's.heck you haven't even made a fighter jet,LOL
@@ph390 Are u high on meths. When did Turkish drones became a under license built?
@@gorkemyldz1366 your nationalism blinds you a little bit, turkish drones may be good and Turkey may lead the low-cost drones market, your drones are still behind the US UAVs in terms of performance, payload, speed, etc.
Most Turkish drones are very slow, even for drones, most flying at a speed between 200-250 km/h against 500km/h for US/israeli drones. So they are very vulnerable against modern AA systems with high-performance radars and against an opponent with air superiority and fighter jets.
But against cold war AA systems, the light turkish drones, especially the TB2, are deadly because their 80's radar barely see them (light thermal signature, composite material). Azeri just needed to destroy the modern AA systems with Harop suicide drones and disable the remaining ones with the TB2.
About the Akinci, this is also a very good drone with impressive performances on paper but it is not playing in the same league as the Neuron : the Dassault UCAV is 3x faster (Neuron : mach 0,9 / Akinci : mach 0,3), can fly in an higher ceiling and has a larger payload capacity in its internal bay. But most importantly, it has full STEALTH capabilities like the F-35 or the B-2 bomber.
The Akinci can carry air-to-air missiles, but if it can't see and designate the target, this becomes useless. And i don't see a slow drone having a sigle chance against any fighter jet, which fly 6 to 8 times faster than the Akinci
tf have u seen your famous Bayraktar lmao
So many European countries involved in this program but result is junk 😂
all about Turkey lmao your country is a huge shit
@@fmsorpa6510 Why Europeans need Turkish technology then for drones (MALE RPAS)?
Numberone bro, airbus and dassault are making it, with italy. So basically italy, france and the rest of Europe. Its not because they are using a small amount of your technology that it makes you important or even close to being important. And sorry, but yall arent good at anything aeronautic wise
@@TheBlackHeart1903 because countries in Europe invest way less in the army, they invest more in their infrastructures and their people in order to give them a better standard of living and education. Even if their military budget is small compared to countries like Turkey or the USA they manage to produce high quality and top-end products which are renowned worldwide. I don't think Turkey has any companies which can compete against Airbus, Dassault, Safran and Thales. You're mentioning your Turkish drones, bro no one even knows them, they may be good but outside of Turkey they're are unknown.
@@ilan1466 funny because Turkey has better infrastructure than some EU countries (belgium) and whole eastern europe.
Ucav 👎👎👎👎