EW and C-UAS Technologies Presented at the Military History Institute Prague

Our company had the honor of being part of a presentation of Czech technologies in the field of EW and C-UAS that are actively deployed on today’s battlefields. The event was held at the initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic at the premises of the Military History Institute and the Army Museum Prague in Žižkov.

As part of the live demonstrations, we presented our vehicle-based reconnaissance and jamming system designed for the detection of FPV drones. This platform-independent C-UAS system is intended for electromagnetic warfare (EW) units as well as for security forces responsible for the protection of critical infrastructure.

We also introduced our latest protective jammers in both vehicle-mounted and manpack variants, which can be integrated into the “JAMMERS NET” concept. Our solutions are built on the ability to rapidly adapt to evolving threats, a high level of modularity, and effective performance in conditions of intensive electromagnetic warfare.

The program also included a discussion during which we highlighted the capability of the Czech defence industry to design, develop and implement comprehensive electromagnetic warfare capacities for NATO member and partner countries, thereby contributing to strengthening the EU’s defence capabilities. At the same time, we reaffirmed our readiness to transfer our know-how and long-standing experience in the field of EW to projects focused on the protection of critical infrastructure.