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Emerging Technologies in C-UAS
From single interceptors to layered, intelligent counter-drone defense Lead: Counter-drone defense is moving away from one-system solutions. The most effective C-UAS architectures now combine sensors, software, electronic effects, and hard-kill options into layered systems.
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Emerging Threats in Drones
Cheap, autonomous, networked systems are changing the threat model Lead: The drone threat is no longer just a single remote-controlled aircraft. The emerging risk is mass, autonomy, resilience, and low cost.
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RF Jamming in Counter-Drone Defense
RF jamming works by breaking the radio links that drones depend on: control, video, telemetry, or satellite navigation. It remains one of the most common “soft-kill” C-UAS tools, but newer drones are being designed to survive it.
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BPNE becomes the first Hungarian company with a NATO SAPIENT certificate
At NATO TIE26 in the Netherlands, the vendor- and sensor-neutral BPNE C2 platform was validated in a multinational, multi-vendor environment and earned a NATO SAPIENT certificate.
Read moreSwarm defeated by high-power EW at NATO Crucible 1-26 (Eastern Phoenix)
As the only Hungarian company on site, BPNE neutralised a coordinated drone swarm with high-power electronic warfare at NATO's LCI-X Eastern Phoenix experimental C-UAS exercise in Romania.
Read moreDrone-enabled operational concept for Firestone Liberia
BPNE supported Bridgestone Corporation / Firestone Liberia with a drone-enabled operational concept for one of the world's largest plantation environments — persistent aerial coverage across vast, remote tropical terrain.
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