Ukraine has tested ParallaxOS, a solution developed by US startup Surtr which is designed to detect FPV drones in real time.
A prototype system to detect enemy first-person view (FPV) drones designed by US defence tech startup Surtr has been tested in Ukraine.
Source: Brave1, a Ukrainian defence tech cluster
Details: The technology is AI-powered. The system combines data from acoustic and optical sensors into a unified map so that aerial assets can be detected and tracked in real time.
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The US-developed solution was tested as part of the Test in Ukraine programme.
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