Modular drone detection systems:

Before it was too late

DETECTION AND ELECTRONIC
WARFARE SYSTEMS

Electronic warfare (EW) is a technology that interferes with the communication and navigation channels of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), disrupting the drone's control and data transmission, which can lead to signal loss, the aircraft's return, or its landing.

Provide data for automated response

Working in a complex environment

Detect small targets

UAVs have become accessible, widespread, and stealthy, yet standard security measures often fail to detect them.

Therefore, specialized sensors are needed that are capable of:

Working in a team

The multisensor architecture integrates radar, acoustic, and optical modules into a single detection circuit. This combined sensor operation improves target detection accuracy and reduces the likelihood of false alarms.

The system can operate in several configurations.

All data is aggregated and stored in a centralized monitoring system.

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Radar, acoustics and video operate in a full multisensory configuration

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The two types of sensors complement each other, increasing the accuracy of target detection.

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Unified platform

Multisensory system

Paired configuration

Autonomous operation

A separate sensor performs detection and transmits data to the monitoring system.

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Own radio communications

All modules are connected via their own secure radio network.

«Vertical»

Scaling to a distributed network

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Channel encryption

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Work in the field

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Features of having your own radio communications

Fault tolerance

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Independence from the external Internet

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The system scales from a single sensor to a distributed network of dozens of nodes with a single monitoring panel.