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yes tsk wants to double its range (harpy)
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Turkish Defence Products Catalogue 2019 (English edition)
P.S. It’s size is around 550mb!
https://www.ssb.gov.tr/urunkatalog/...019_00 SSB_SAVUNMASANAYIBASKANLIGI_ENG_HR.pdf
P.S. It’s size is around 550mb!
https://www.ssb.gov.tr/urunkatalog/...019_00 SSB_SAVUNMASANAYIBASKANLIGI_ENG_HR.pdf
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https://www.techinside.com/yerli-baz-istasyonu-ulak-vodafone-sebekesinde-hizmete-basladi/
Yerli baz istasyonu ULAK, Vodafone şebekesinde hizmete başladı
Yerli baz istasyonu ULAK, Vodafone şebekesinde hizmete başladı
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A new era in composite production in Turkish Aviation Sector is starting!
With the new Tusaş Composite Facility, we continue mass production without slowing down. The facility, which will be realized with an investment of 180 million dollars in the central campus of Ankara, will have a closed area of 95 thousand sq. meters. The facility, where structural components of aircraft such as aircraft and helicopters will be produced, will meet 2% of the composite requirements of air structures in the world. The facility will design and develop new products in addition to high-level technological production. TAI.
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With the new Tusaş Composite Facility, we continue mass production without slowing down. The facility, which will be realized with an investment of 180 million dollars in the central campus of Ankara, will have a closed area of 95 thousand sq. meters. The facility, where structural components of aircraft such as aircraft and helicopters will be produced, will meet 2% of the composite requirements of air structures in the world. The facility will design and develop new products in addition to high-level technological production. TAI.
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Turkey to unveil prototype of first indigenous car in December
SERKAN DEMİRTAŞ - ANKARA
Turkey will launch the prototype of the country’s first indigenous electric car in December two years after a joint venture of five local industrial giants was established, Industry and Technology Minister Mustafa Varank has said, describing the move “revolutionary” for Turkey’s continued development efforts.
“We are hoping to introduce the moving prototype of Turkey’s first domestically-made car in December. It will mark an important achievement in our efforts to this end,” Varank said on a visit to Demirören Media Center on Sept. 13.
The prototype is an electric SUV, one of five different models to be produced by the joint venture. “Turkey will be the only country in our region that will be able to produce an electric SUV,” Varank stated.
Five suppliers - Anadolu Group, BMC, Kıraça Holding, Turkcell, and Zorlu Holding – have been engaged to jointly manufacture Turkey’s first indigenous car. The details about the electric cars and its brand will be announced at the ceremony to be held in December, the minister informed.
As a result of a $3 billion investment, Turkey is hoping to manufacture three models with five different bodies, namely sedan, hatchback, station wagon, sports and crossover. The mass production of the cars is set to begin in late 2022.
Varank said there was some delay in the implementation of the road map for Turkey’s indigenous car, stressing, “We want to expedite the process. Our president is also very keen to see the accomplishment of this manufacturing process. He is not happy of the extension of the process.”
A ‘revolution’ for Turkey
Varank stressed the importance of this project for Turkey’s development efforts, repeating President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s characterization of this industrial move as a revolution. “We see the manufacturing of Turkey’s first locally-made car as a very important project. It’s a revolution in terms of our industrial efforts,” he said. “Of course, it should be a sustainable and successful project.”
The state supports the manufacturing process, but it’s a commercial affair run by these five companies, Varank said. “The automotive industry is changing. It’s more about software than man-handling. Our initiative is very much consistent with our efforts to start a technology-concentrated industry move. It was the right time for us to manufacture the electric cars.”
New strategy for industry, technology
Varank informed that he will announce a new Industry and Technology Strategy on Sept. 18 in the Turkish capital, which will set Turkey’s road map for industrial development towards 2023, the centennial of the Turkish Republic.
“We will also publicize the Industry and Technology Strategy Document. It will set our goals and the titles we will coordinate our development efforts on,” he stressed.
Along with the strategy, a system for subsidies is also going to be amended by integrating different stimulus mechanisms under a single roof, the minister said.
SERKAN DEMİRTAŞ - ANKARA
Turkey will launch the prototype of the country’s first indigenous electric car in December two years after a joint venture of five local industrial giants was established, Industry and Technology Minister Mustafa Varank has said, describing the move “revolutionary” for Turkey’s continued development efforts.
“We are hoping to introduce the moving prototype of Turkey’s first domestically-made car in December. It will mark an important achievement in our efforts to this end,” Varank said on a visit to Demirören Media Center on Sept. 13.
The prototype is an electric SUV, one of five different models to be produced by the joint venture. “Turkey will be the only country in our region that will be able to produce an electric SUV,” Varank stated.
Five suppliers - Anadolu Group, BMC, Kıraça Holding, Turkcell, and Zorlu Holding – have been engaged to jointly manufacture Turkey’s first indigenous car. The details about the electric cars and its brand will be announced at the ceremony to be held in December, the minister informed.
As a result of a $3 billion investment, Turkey is hoping to manufacture three models with five different bodies, namely sedan, hatchback, station wagon, sports and crossover. The mass production of the cars is set to begin in late 2022.
Varank said there was some delay in the implementation of the road map for Turkey’s indigenous car, stressing, “We want to expedite the process. Our president is also very keen to see the accomplishment of this manufacturing process. He is not happy of the extension of the process.”
A ‘revolution’ for Turkey
Varank stressed the importance of this project for Turkey’s development efforts, repeating President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s characterization of this industrial move as a revolution. “We see the manufacturing of Turkey’s first locally-made car as a very important project. It’s a revolution in terms of our industrial efforts,” he said. “Of course, it should be a sustainable and successful project.”
The state supports the manufacturing process, but it’s a commercial affair run by these five companies, Varank said. “The automotive industry is changing. It’s more about software than man-handling. Our initiative is very much consistent with our efforts to start a technology-concentrated industry move. It was the right time for us to manufacture the electric cars.”
New strategy for industry, technology
Varank informed that he will announce a new Industry and Technology Strategy on Sept. 18 in the Turkish capital, which will set Turkey’s road map for industrial development towards 2023, the centennial of the Turkish Republic.
“We will also publicize the Industry and Technology Strategy Document. It will set our goals and the titles we will coordinate our development efforts on,” he stressed.
Along with the strategy, a system for subsidies is also going to be amended by integrating different stimulus mechanisms under a single roof, the minister said.
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Show us too! idiot!
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Waste of money . I hope it's not from our taxes revenue
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not really.. I can imagine it could work for hospitals- medicamentation or organs politicians or other ppl who have to travel fast... but for the average guy I think its too early.. we need better batteries wich have more capacity are more secure and can load faster these technologies are slowly coming and than this vehicles can be used for traveling in the city
but for now just for the rich or special ppl
one more to say:
in rural areas this thing could really help we have mountainius areas where this could be a life saver..
and as always my question is can this thing be remote controlled and fire 40mm granade launcher?
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Its the future. Amazon will start his flying delivery service soon. Similar project will start in hamburg seaport.
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Typical "Turk kafasi" Thinking
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Its still less of a waste than the oxygen that you consume.
At least the money is going to develop the future rather than being spent on useless shit.
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