Another rival to D13 Mesmer.
Not listed in the D13 corporate document.
Selex ES has funded the program entirely on its own, and after three years in development, said it’s on the market and ready to be rolled out immediately.
“It’s about passively sensing an enemy target using radio frequencies so that the enemy doesn’t know you know they are there, and then finding a way to counter that target,” Williams said.
“We are pushing the boundaries of science, so we don’t need to use a kinetic force against a drone or shoot it out of the air or to hack into it.
“You can think of it as we’re exploiting the radar technologies used by the Royal Air Force, and there is no reason for the software or hardware of the drone to be harmed, or for there to be collateral damage to people on the ground.”
