C-UAS
Airborne RF Geolocation for C-UAS and EW Operations
Hawk T1 airborne RF sensor overcomes the geometric limitations of ground-based systems
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GA-ASI Completes First Flight of MQ-9B with AEW Pods
GA-ASI pairs Saab’s AEW sensors with the world’s longest-range, highest-endurance unmanned aircraft system (UAS), the MQ-9B. At sea or over land, the AEW mission package on MQ-9B will put air dominance within reach at a lower cost than legacy platforms.
Test Ranges
Estonia Builds $8M Drone Testing Lab
Estonia is moving to close one of Europe’s key defence testing gaps with a new drone and electronic warfare laboratory designed to measure how systems are detected, disrupted, and hardened in realistic combat conditions.
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Rafael Unveils STORM SHIELD: Miniature Electronic Warfare System for Aerial Platforms
Lightweight, DRFM-based suite enables UAVs to operate and survive succeed within anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) zones
Electronic Sub-Systems
BAE Systems GXP and Vantor Bring High-Accuracy Targeting to New Drone Platforms in Contested Environments
Raptor Sync georegisters the full-motion video feed from the drone’s on-board camera with Vantor’s 3D terrain data in real-time, enabling accurate ground coordinate extraction at a demonstrated absolute accuracy of <3 m.
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Tekever AR3 Evo Drone Now Detects Radars Without Emitting Signals
In today’s military landscape, managing the electromagnetic spectrum is more critical – and more challenging – than ever. Effective spectrum use enables armed forces to communicate securely, navigate with precision, and gather intelligence in increasingly complex operational environments.
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Ukrainian Tech to Spy on Russian Drones
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Electronic Warfare: The Invisible Shield of the Right Kind of Noise
Electronic warfare specialists must, in a sense, infiltrate enemy communications just as assault troops storm enemy positions. The field urgently needs design engineers. Breakthrough technological solutions could shift the balance in this technological and drone-driven war.
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BAE Systems Demonstrates Modular Airborne Electromagnetic Attack Capabilities
With more than 60 years of experience, BAE Systems electronic warfare systems have flown on over 120 platforms and operate on 80% of U.S. military fixed-wing aircraft, over 95% of U.S. Army rotary-wing aircraft, and those of U.S. allies. BAE is the sole EW provider for 5th generation aircraft.
C-UAS
Rapidly Developed Counter-Drone Prototype Succeeds at NATO’s Bold Machina
A new, innovative detection system for countering unmanned aerial systems (c-UAS) conducted its first field tests at sea during the Bold Machina (BOMA) exercise in the Netherlands this September. Rapidly developed by a small team led by officer-scholars from the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), the c-UAS system
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New Airborne EW Platform for the Jammed Battlefield
* CX2 has announced Wraith, an airborne EW platform built to identify hostile emitters in the environments where GPS, communications, and traditional unmanned systems fail. Designed for contested environments, Wraith gives ground forces a clear picture of the RF spectrum and the ability to act on it. Modern battlefields are saturated
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HENSOLDT’s New TAERVUS EW System with Integrated AI
Sensor solution provider HENSOLDT presents TAERVUS, a fully integrated system for Electromagnetic Warfare (EW). Among other things, it combines state-of-the-art radio direction finders, receivers and jammers/exciters with powerful signal processing software and HENSOLDT's own Spectrum Battle Management Suite (SBMS). These systems, trusted and field-