Ukrainians build maps that track Russian drones in near real time
Ukrainians have developed maps that follow Russian drones in near real time. Their makers warn that some drones never show up on them, so an empty screen does not prove safety.

Ukrainians have developed maps that track Russian drones in near real time, letting people check whether unmanned aircraft are near them. The tools were reported by Euromaidan Press. They matter in a country where Russia's war against Ukraine continues and drones remain part of the threat.
An important limitation
The makers stress that some drones never appear on the map at all. For that reason, an empty screen is no proof that the surroundings are safe. The tool can offer extra information, but it cannot replace official warnings.
The available excerpt gives no further details, such as who built the maps, what data they use or how they can be accessed.


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