Kvertus tested the Azimuth PER for detecting drones at sea
Ukrainian technology company Kvertus has tested the Azimuth electronic intelligence system to protect port infrastructure and ships.
Ukrainian technology company Kvertus has tested the Azimuth electronic intelligence system to protect port infrastructure and ships.
«Azimuth is a passive detection system that „listens“ to the sky and detects radio-controlled UAVs and their control stations at a distance of up to 150 km. It does not emit any signals, therefore it remains invisible to the enemy,» Kvertus noted .
The company says that at sea, Azimuth can be used for early detection and warning of approaching radio-controlled UAVs. The RER system can also identify the type of drone to facilitate the selection of countermeasures.
Kvertus previously reported that the Azimuth system has received a function to intercept the video channel of enemy drones. This helps to detect and shoot them down at a greater distance.
The Azimuth PER complex costs over UAH 2 million and comes with a laptop with the necessary software for the operator to work.
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