Ukrainian company builds single device that detects FPV drone, reads its video feed, and jams it
Brama has passed lab and combat testing and is now going through codification.
A Ukrainian defense company, Rebel Group, has developed a single device called Brama to detect, read, and jam FPV drones. The company plans to codify Brama for use by the Defense Forces. Brama can simultaneously detect a drone's signal frequency, decode its video feed, and apply directed electronic warfare to suppress both the video channel and the drone's control link.
Once an operator identifies a target, they can suppress the drone without needing additional equipment. Brama has already passed laboratory testing and trials under combat conditions and is currently going through the necessary steps for military codification. Rebel Group specializes in electronic warfare and reconnaissance systems, and its equipment has already been codified and tested at Ukraine's General Staff proving grounds.
Brama is part of Ukraine's growing effort to counter drone threats, including the newly unveiled Lima Quant system designed to counter advanced satellite-navigation antennas used in Russian drones.
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