Kyiv firm tests drone detector using software-defined radio
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 25
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What happened
CODE380, a communications equipment company based in Kyiv, tested its D·Vision SDR with Ukrainian troops. The device uses software-defined radio to scan frequencies between 500 and 8,700 MHz, converting intercepted Russian drone signals into real-time video. The technology allows the detector to be updated through code rather than requiring new hardware.
From techradar.com
Why it matters
The successful combat testing of this domestic counter-drone technology highlights the capabilities of local Ukrainian firms in defense electronics. The use of software-defined radio represents an advanced technological approach to signal detection.
From techradar.com
Who's involved
- KyivLocation of the communications equipment company CODE380
- Ukrainian Air ForceUkrainian troops who combat-tested the drone detection equipment
Possible ripples
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The entities involved
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Kyiv
capital and largest city of Ukraine
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- Kyiv is requesting advanced defense systems, including Patriot missiles, from Sweden amid ongoing Russian ballistic attacks and calls for de-escalation from international figures.