An Austrian Perspective On Training First-Person-View-Drone-Builders And Operators

Moritz Böhm; Bastian Wagner; Markus Reisner

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20972300

June 30, 2026Open Access

An Austrian Perspective On Training First-Person-View-Drone-Builders And Operators

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The aim is to explore effective training methods for soldiers using FPV drones in modern warfare contexts.
Developed training programs focusing on FPV drone operation and integration with soldier training.
Evaluated effectiveness of various training methods with military personnel.
Analyzed impact of rapid UAV development on military strategies.
Enhanced operational readiness of soldiers trained in FPV drone usage.
Increased effectiveness in incorporating UAV strategies in combat simulations.

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Develops FPV drone training methods for soldiers, suggesting new warfare strategies.

Abstract

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and, especially, First Person View (FPV)-drones have fundamentally altered conventional and asymmetric warfare. With their rapid development since 2022 in the Russian-Ukrainian war, the Austrian Armed Forces recognised the need to develop methods to train future leaders in the intricacies of warfare with a heavy UAV presence and in integrating FPVs into soldier training.

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Böhm et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a435c08759b888809a5295b https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20972300

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