Russia's Almaz-Antey Group has unveiled its new Sokol radar station at the Fleet 2026 International Maritime Defense Show. The system can detect and track up to 50 drones simultaneously, including FPV drones at 2 km and fixed-wing UAVs at 5 km. It is described as small, light, mobile, autonomous, and cost-effective.
Russia’s Almaz-Antey Group continues cooperating with aviation administrations and air navigation service providers in Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, Deputy Director General Dmitry Savitsky said
Dmitry Savitsky noted that procedures and techniques have recently been developed to improve the effectiveness of interaction between air traffic control centers and air defense agencies
Dmitry Savitsky added that the company is also developing unique solutions for their integraton into security systems at various facilities
Deputy CEO for air navigation system and dual-use products Dmitry Savitsky said there was not a single case of system centers disruption due to cyberattacks
The Almaz-Antey Group has created a multifunctional information security system to protect air traffic control infrastructure from cyberattacks, as part of preparations for lifting airspace restrictions.
Almaz-Antey announces development of Russia's first UAV tracking system, with all key organizational, technical, and technological solutions having undergone experimental trials, according to deputy CEO Dmitry Savitsky.
He said an interview with TASS that the automation systems of Russian manufacturers comply with the highest levels of international automation processes
According to the group’s deputy CEO for air navigation systems and dual-use products Dmitry Savitsky, all key organizational, technical, and technological solutions for creating a drone surveillance and control system have already undergone experimental trials
