Watcher
DRONE INTELLIGENCE RF CENSOR
Adaptively scanі a range of
0 MHz to 6000 Mhz
and identify UAVs communication frequencies
FPV Drones: LoRa-type control signals.
Reconnaissance UAVs: OFDM video signals (FPV, DIJ, Orlan, Zala, Supercam, Shahed, etc.).
Civilian Drones: Interception of DroneID and RemoteID (serial number, pilot and drone coordinates, altitude, speed).
Enables Spectrator smart soft-kill attack.
- Detection Range: Up to 20 km in open terrain (minimum range — 100 m).
- Sensitivity: Capable of capturing ultra-weak signals down to -120 dBm.
Response Time: Average signal detection time is only 20–60 seconds.
Power Consumption: Extremely low — 50-60 W, enabling battery-powered operation.
Core Technological Advantages
Multi-stream Processing (5 Channels): The station is equipped with five independent SDR (Software Defined Radio) modules. Each module scans its assigned frequency range in parallel, recording signals in IQ format for in-depth analysis.
Open Architecture (MORA): Built on the Modular Open RF Architecture (MORA)—a US DoD standard—ensuring seamless integration with other systems and rapid software updates without hardware modifications.
AI & Machine Learning: The system utilizes ML algorithms for background noise mitigation (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) and automatic classification of new signal types.
Analysis of Encrypted Targets: Even for encrypted signals, the system determines the frequency, timing, spreading factor, and power levels required for precise targeting by electronic warfare (EW) assets.
Operation and Integration
- Mobility: The sensor weight is only 5–6 kg; deployment takes only a few minutes.
- Power Supply: Flexible options via PoE (Ethernet) or XT60 connector (12-30 V).
- Control: Remote operation via a simplified web interface (cloud or local server), requiring no specialized operator training.
- Ecosystem: An open API allows for the automatic transmission of frequency data to friendly EW modules (“jammers”) for instantaneous target suppression.
Why Watcher?
Unlike competitors (such as Spectory or acoustic sensors), Watcher covers a significantly wider frequency spectrum, operates at longer ranges, and provides trajectory tracking for targets utilizing FHSS (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum). It is not merely a sensor, but an intelligent network node capable of aggregating data from multiple stations to create a unified Electronic Order of Battle (EOB) map.
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