Ukrainian developers presented the revolutionary anti-drone system Atlas

The Ukrainian company Kvertus, which is part of NAUDI, presented a large-scale project “Atlas”, aimed at protecting 1,300 km of the front line from enemy drones. The project is being implemented with the support of the Brave1 cluster and international partners, and its cost is estimated at 5.2 billion hryvnias, Defense Express reports.

Key features of «Atlas»:

• Combination of electronic warfare (EW) and reconnaissance — The complex combines the Azimuth detection and direction finding station and the Mirage electronic warfare system, which provides suppression of enemy UAV signals.
• Remote control — the system operates via a secure server, which allows operators to monitor the situation on the front in real-time.
• Flexibility in scaling – you can integrate from a few to thousands of systems for full coverage of combat positions.
• Security against hacking — absence of Chinese or foreign technologies, which makes hostile cyber influence impossible.
• High efficiency — one system provides 25−50 km protection, dozens of times exceeding current analogues in power of radio-electronic influence.

«Atlas» is ahead of the enemy's capabilities, providing comprehensive protection against kamikaze drones, FPV drones and reconnaissance UAVs. Its implementation will be an important step in strengthening Ukraine's electronic defense.