L3Harris and ARX UK Evaluate Passive Counter-Drone Technology on Autonomous UGVs
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L3Harris and ARX UK have tested the CORVUS-RAVEN sensors mounted on unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to enhance battlefield awareness. These sensors are designed to track approaching threats, allowing operators to maintain a safe distance from potential dangers.
The implementation of the CORVUS-RAVEN technology is significant as it improves situational awareness for military operators, enabling them to respond effectively to drone threats without direct engagement. This advancement in counter-drone capabilities is crucial in modern warfare, where unmanned aerial vehicles pose increasing risks.
Looking ahead, the focus will be on the further development and deployment of these passive counter-drone systems. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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L3Harris, ARX UK test passive counter-drone tech on autonomous UGVs
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