Ukrainian company INFOZAHYST has updated its Pluton drone detection and warning system. The system is now capable of detecting mesh modems that Russians use on modern UAVs to build signal relay networks. The developers have also added the ability to remotely monitor via VPN.
Ukrainian company INFOZAHYST has updated its Pluton drone detection and warning system. The system is now capable of detecting mesh modems that Russians use on modern UAVs to build signal relay networks. The developers have also added the ability to remotely monitor via VPN.
Mesh architecture allows each UAV to act as a network node and relay the signal between other devices instead of directly communicating with the operator. The Russians are already using mesh modems on the Shahed series of drones, as well as the Gerber and Molniya devices, which increases the control range and network resilience to the loss of individual elements.
The updated Pluton detects the activity of such modems on the main operating frequencies at a distance of up to 70 km. This allows you to receive additional information about enemy drones and respond to threats in the airspace in advance.
The system also features remote monitoring and partial control via VPN connection. This solution allows Pluto to be integrated into remote surveillance circuits and receive data without the operator's direct presence near the complex.
