
Product feature: modular architecture for quick updates
The Rosel holding (part of Rostec) has developed the Reaper modular anti-drone system, which includes electronic jamming and radar detection systems.
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Development of new means of countering drones against the backdrop of their massive use in modern conflicts.
The Rosal holding has created the “timeless” anti-drone complex “Reaper”. This was reported by the state corporation Rostec.
A special feature of the product is its modular architecture, which allows for quick updates and integration with other anti-drone systems. The basic configuration of the Reaper includes electronic suppression equipment, including Serp-VS13D, radio frequency and radar detection equipment, as well as special Vector-HUB software.
“Flexible configuration of sectors and frequencies, a fully automated operating mode allow it to be adapted to a wide range of threat models,” the state corporation said.
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