Netline Communications Technologies, a leading developer and manufacturer of high-end electronic warfare and tactical spectrum dominance systems for defense forces and homeland security agencies, introduces SonicScan, a passive acoustic detection system designed to provide an additional detection layer for unmanned aerial threats.
Netline Communications Technologies recently unveiled a family of drone detection systems for elusive unmanned aerial systems. Signatures of an estimated 20 percent of current drones are not available in the database, making their detection difficult. They include stealthier military drones and modified commercial drones.
Netline Communications Technologies Ltd presents its new DF Sensor – directional detection of drones regardless of their spectral signature.
Counter-drone technology provider Netline Communications Technologies Ltd has introduced a non-database direction-finding (DF) sensor to its range. It is designed to detect all drone threats in the covered area including various non-standard and DIY drones.
Addressing the rapid changes in drone threats, Netline’s new DF sensor detects and locates standard, non-standard and DIY drones. “A robust, comprehensive solution for elusive drone threats with unknown spectral signatures”
Netline Communications Technologies Ltd., a prominent developer of electronic warfare and tactical spectrum dominance systems, has introduced a new direction-finding (DF) sensor designed to detect and locate drones, including standard, non-standard, and DIY variants. This innovative sensor addresses the rapidly evolving drone threats in war zones and conflict areas.
Netline Communications Technologies Ltd.—a leading developer and manufacturer of high-end electronic warfare and tactical spectrum dominance systems for defense forces and homeland security agencies—presents a novel approach to drone detection with its new non-database direction-finding (DF) sensor.
The Israeli company Netline Communications Technologies (NCT) has been awarded the framework agreement with the Ministry of Defense to supply frequency jammers for Armed Forces vehicles for a total of €65,470,725, including taxes.
Drones used to be high-end expensive tools used very sparingly, but recent years saw the technology becoming simpler and more available, and the lowered costs of drone production meant they could be used in large numbers.
Israel’s Netline Communications Technologies Ltd., a developer and manufacturer of high-end electronic warfare and spectrum dominance systems for defense forces and homeland security agencies, has unveiled its new C-Guard Microsystem.
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