Well if you can fly it to a certain area and crash it into any vehicle, drone or human detected with double digit probability, Ukraine probably would like to buy millions of them.
I didn't look at all the videos but I'm assuming the actual computation is still done on the ground here. In this case, the utility is not as big as with on-device processing. If it were on the drone, it would be much more jamming-resistant (the only thing that could still be jammed would be GPS). But on-device computation would increase cost of course because every drone needs a bigger processor/GPU.
This. If it's completely autonomous and doesn't need either RC or GPS and can build its own route using geographic features on the ground, every nation at war will want it in huge quantities.
I can imagine this working best if the objective finding/classification is on the ground and pathfinding and maintaining the target would be on board.
This is the real market for this.
Interesting, yesterday I guy approached me on the street, offering a on drone ai system that could do this. Hardened against jamming attacks etc. I should make a write up on this, this was pretty insane