Rebel Group defence company says their new stationary electronic warfare unit decodes drone video signals and jams both video and control channels. It is now awaiting codification.
The Brama stationary EW and SIGINT system. Photo: Rebel Group
Ukrainian defence company Rebel Group has developed a stationary electronic warfare and signals intelligence system called Brama. The company plans to have it codified for use by Ukraine's Defence Forces.
Source: Rebel Group press service
Details: The system combines electronic warfare and signals intelligence functions and is designed to counter FPV drones.
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