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Systems for comprehensive airspace protection and battle management.
Frequently asked questions
The Specter Family is designed to counter radio-controlled UAVs across various frequency bands. The specific model is selected according to the threat type and operating frequencies.
Depending on the model, from 300 MHz to 5.8 GHz. The family includes wideband, multi-band, and compact dual-band solutions.
The choice depends on the threat frequencies, the required mobility, and the mode of use — portable, vehicle-mounted, or stationary.
Yes. The systems can be vehicle-mounted and used by mobile units.
Depending on the configuration, the systems provide up to 2 hours of battery operation and can be powered from the vehicle's onboard power supply.
Yes. Specter can be part of a comprehensive C-UAS layer together with detection, interception, and C2 assets.
Frequently asked questions
Blade was developed primarily for the rapid interception of Shahed-type strike UAVs and reaches speeds of up to 310 km/h.
Blade has a flight range of up to 30 km and a maximum speed of up to 310 km/h.
Balaban can stay airborne for up to 2.5 hours, has a range of up to 80 km, and a maximum speed of up to 260 km/h.
Yes. Balaban is designed as a reusable platform for patrolling and responding to aerial threats.
Yes. Karakurt uses a 3 × 3 m net for the physical capture of small aerial targets.
The choice depends on the UAV type, how it is controlled, and the operating conditions. Layered defense can combine EW with physical interception.
Frequently asked questions
Skydarix detects UAVs at ranges of up to 20 km, and FPV and small UAVs at up to 5 km.
Radiotrex operates in the 300 MHz–8 GHz range and determines the bearing to the signal source with an accuracy of ≤3° RMS.
Radiotrex provides a range of up to 30 km in line-of-sight conditions.
Yes. Streamhunter works with FPV video signals in the 800 MHz–8 GHz range, with an interception range of up to 30 km.
Streamhunter supports up to five simultaneous channels and provides a detection time of under one second.
Yes. Data from different sensors can be fused in C2 to build a shared situational picture.
Frequently asked questions
C2 KUPOL brings together data from detection, EW, and interception assets in a single command environment.
Yes. Data from connected systems is displayed on a shared map to build a unified situational picture.
The platform consolidates data from different assets in one interface, reducing the need for operators to cross-check information manually.
Yes. The platform is designed to coordinate multiple sensors and countermeasures within a single C-UAS layer.
Yes. The platform can be used to coordinate distributed defense assets across large areas and critical infrastructure sites.
Yes. That is one of its key tasks: uniting detection, EW, interception, and command into a single system.