In the US, presented a mobile installation to combat drones

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The United States has developed a new installation to combat drones. Sierra Nevada, at the current SOFIC 2018 exhibition in Nevada, presented an installation called "X-Madis". The new system is small and can be placed in the back of pickup trucks, Defense News reports.

In the US, presented a mobile installation to combat drones




According to the developers, the installation detects, recognizes and hits targets using electronic warfare tools while the vehicle is moving at speeds up to 80 km / h. The system is serviced by only one operator who controls the installation while in the vehicle cabin. More detailed characteristics, the developers do not lead. The system was developed by order of the US Department of Defense.

The company also claims that the new system, in addition to heavy pickups, can be installed on other mobile platforms, for example, boats and even ultra-light buggy-type SUVs.

The latest development has already been tested by representatives of the US military.
  • Sierra Nevada Corporation
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  1. 0
    26 May 2018 11: 18
    The problem is that the drone can be hovering over the navigator ... And that means it can not be seen or heard ... And only at the last moment video guidance is connected via cellular communication ... Plus, it can be a glider without an engine ... So what looks like an absolute weapon ...
    1. +3
      26 May 2018 11: 20
      Quote: Vard
      The problem is that the drone can be hovering over the navigator ... So it is not visible and not heard ...

      Jammer GPS signal and cope with this. There is another option for distorting positioning data for the drone's GPS receiver.
      1. +2
        26 May 2018 11: 22
        This is if you are waiting for an attack ... And if not ...
      2. +4
        26 May 2018 11: 24
        Quote: Thrall
        Jammer GPS signal and cope with it.

        And the eternal struggle of "shell and armor" will begin, in this case, electronic warfare systems and their counteraction
        1. +7
          26 May 2018 11: 26
          This is called the perpetual motion machine of the military-industrial complex.
          1. +3
            26 May 2018 11: 32
            Quote: Thrall
            This is called the perpetual motion machine of the military-industrial complex.

            It is important that Russia is at the forefront of this process. At the moment, we have a good position in the development of electronic warfare systems
            1. +5
              26 May 2018 12: 10
              And if the UAV will work not on GPS, but autonomously: on a loaded map using inertial detection? Then just "brain burn"? what
            2. +1
              26 May 2018 13: 03
              Quote: Chertt
              It is important that Russia is at the forefront of this process. At the moment, we have a good position in the development of electronic warfare systems

              hi , Alexei.
              Well, for now - yes, and the Pentagon really does not like it.
              1. +2
                26 May 2018 13: 13
                Good afternoon hi
                The mere enumeration of the Russian electronic warfare systems that the RF Ministry of Defense is currently working with is a matter of respect: Borisoglebsk-2, Algurit, Mercury-BM, Infauna, Krasuha-4, Moscow-1, and Parodist ”,“ Lorandit-M ”,“ Leer-3 ”,“ Lesochok ”,“ Less ”,“ Magnesium-REB ”,“ Field-21 ”,“ Khibiny ”and“ Vitebsk ”.
                1. +2
                  26 May 2018 13: 26
                  Quote: Chertt
                  Chertt (Alexey)


                  I envy your knowledge of the topic, really.
                  1. +1
                    26 May 2018 13: 33
                    All from open sources. No insider
                2. +4
                  26 May 2018 16: 00
                  Quote: Chertt
                  The mere enumeration of the Russian electronic warfare systems with which the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation is currently working is a matter of respect:


                  This is not a mustache ... "Lever", "Kraukha-2" ... forgot .... And, most importantly, "Divnomorye"! I have to replace the 3 complex already: “Moscow”, “Kraukha-2 / 4” ... And rightly so! And then from one listing of names the head goes with “compasses”!
                  1. +1
                    26 May 2018 16: 05
                    Quote: Nikolaevich I
                    This is not a mustache.
                    :
                    I'm not an EW specialist, so interested. (the direction is very interesting, and most importantly, very promising) And you can see in the subject hi
                    1. +2
                      26 May 2018 16: 17
                      Quote: Chertt
                      And you can see the topic

                      Yes, it’s unlikely ... I missed some items myself ... I just remembered it. recourse
      3. +1
        26 May 2018 11: 24
        Then you can’t plant him. He will be deaf-blind and can do business
      4. +1
        26 May 2018 12: 06
        Quote: Thrall
        Jammer GPS signal and cope with this. There is another option for distorting positioning data for the drone's GPS receiver.


        No one, including Russia, has been able to demonstrate a silencer of a military gps signal anywhere.
      5. +1
        26 May 2018 14: 31
        Quote: Thrall
        Jammer GPS signal and cope with it.

        And if there is no GPS, but there is a neural network with recognition of the terrain? Pattern recognition is a mastered stage at the present time
      6. +1
        26 May 2018 15: 50
        Quote: Thrall
        Jammer GPS signal and cope with it.


        Duc, before you turn on the "jammer". Need to detect a drone! And he, according to Varda, does not want to show up! tongue
      7. +1
        26 May 2018 19: 32
        Quote: Thrall
        Quote: Vard
        The problem is that the drone can be hovering over the navigator ... So it is not visible and not heard ...

        Jammer GPS signal and cope with this. There is another option for distorting positioning data for the drone's GPS receiver.

        This is a system for jamming cheap Chinese household systems used by barmels as weapons. Complex military systems differ in prog and have duplicated control systems
      8. -3
        27 May 2018 20: 07
        Only for civilian versions of the GPS.army channels are protected. Their maximum can be muffled. To distort the signal, there must be access directly to the satellite transmitting this signal. So it is unlikely
    2. +2
      26 May 2018 11: 32
      Navigator signals distort. And the device may "get lost" because of this ...
      1. +2
        26 May 2018 12: 29
        An absolute jammer of the military, and of any other gps, it is a corresponding anti-satellite missile.
        This is for real, full-scale combat. Everything else is intermediate measures ... with varying degrees of success, EVERYONE is trying to create something appropriate! And they will create, because the navigation system itself is frozen in modernization! But this is also only for now, like no one wants to start a full-scale war.
        So far, the question is reasonable sufficiency! If they begin to extinguish everything and thoroughly.
  2. 0
    26 May 2018 11: 19
    Interstellar? Yes? Chasing a drone? (Poor service does not take media content)
    1. 0
      26 May 2018 18: 44
      Quote: impostor
      (Poor service does not take media content)


      this one?
  3. +3
    26 May 2018 11: 31
    The drone can be suppressed if it is associated with the control point. And he does not use a landmark orientation system and an inertial guidance system. And the reconnaissance module does not work with feedback, but fulfills the review of the established program. Shine such a device - do not shine on any ranges - you will not harm anything. As a last resort, it will carry away information on carriers and will "hand over" to the operator on the spot laughing
  4. +2
    26 May 2018 11: 34
    В
    US introduced a mobile installation to combat drones

    On our continent, of course! The American continent itself is "democracy" hehe heh Is everything quiet and calm?
    Chingachgook on the reservation, drinks fire water and waits for the Russians! And we will come soon ... (we played Indians as a child)
    1. +1
      26 May 2018 11: 36
      there are a lot of sivuha across the Winchester’s table, and through Kalash it’s pure as a tear hi
  5. +6
    26 May 2018 11: 41
    American company Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) with its partner RADA Electronic Industries Ltd. (Israel) developed a system ...
    https://vimeo.com/255217798
    1. +3
      26 May 2018 11: 44
      Quote: professor
      American company Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) with its partner RADA Electronic Industries Ltd. (Israel) developed a system ...
      https://vimeo.com/255217798

      I also immediately recognized radar radars.
  6. 0
    26 May 2018 12: 19
    In the US, presented a mobile installation to combat drones

    Boo boo, moo-moo. And who needs this in the first place? ISIS.
  7. 0
    26 May 2018 12: 48
    Quote: Tiras
    No one, including Russia, has been able to demonstrate a silencer of a military gps signal anywhere.

    “Military GPS signal” - what is it?
    1. 0
      26 May 2018 17: 02
      Quote: Gnefredov
      “Military GPS signal” - what is it?



      https://topwar.ru/10150-amerikanskaya-sistema-gps
      -iii.html


      By the way, with each new satellite, more and more improvements.

      Recently finished with GPS Block IIF.

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