Ukraine Wants More Efficient AI-Upgraded Caesar Howitzer

Published on December 28, 2023



The Ukrainian military wants to procure more precise AI-upgraded Caesar wheeled artillery, said Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Lieutenant General Ivan Gavrylyuk.

The upgrade is expected to improve the gun’s targeting and firing mechanisms for greater precision.

Greater accuracy will reduce the French gun’s ammunition consumption by 30 percent, Gavrylyuk added in a meeting with a delegation of the Senate of the French Parliament.

“Caesar’s fire management trials using artificial intelligence are scheduled for 2024,” the minister stated, urging the French delegates to provide a greater quantity of ammunition for the Nexter 155mm howitzer.

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