Polish-Ukrainian startup develops radar to track elusive, low-flying drones
Polish-Ukrainian startup Molfar Defence is developing new tactical radar systems designed to detect small, low-flying drones that currently evade traditional air defenses. The technology aims to address gaps in surveillance caused by electronic warfare and the increasing use of autonomous drone protocols.
Why it matters
As drone warfare evolves, the ability to detect low-altitude threats is critical for national security and the protection of military infrastructure in conflict zones.
A Ukrainian serviceman of an anti-aircraft unit from the 24th mechanized brigade scans the sky for Russian drones and aircraft at a position in the Donetsk region, on June 11, 2024, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Genya Savilov/AFP via Getty Images) (GENYA SAVILOV) WARSAW, Poland — Polish-Ukrainian anti-drone radar company Molfar Defence said it is developing a new generation of tactical radar systems for drone types that have doggedly managed to penetrate Ukrainian defenses.
The article focuses on technical developments and industry challenges without taking a political stance on the conflict.
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