Ukraine's Tactical Technology Demonstrates Vehicle-Mounted Counter-UAS System to Armed Forces Command
Ukrainian defense firm Tactical Technology has demonstrated a vehicle-mounted counter-UAS system to the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Integrated on an Iveco LMV light armored vehicle, the system features two remotely operated weapon stations, FLYOFF RF detection, and the SOVA optical system with 12 cameras providing 360-degree coverage capable of detecting FPV drones at approximately 70–100 meters.
Highlights
- Ukrainian defense firm Tactical Technology demonstrated a vehicle-mounted counter-UAS system to the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
- The system is integrated on an Iveco LMV light armored vehicle fitted with two remotely operated weapon stations, each armed with a rifle.
- The SOVA optical detection system uses 12 cameras to provide 360-degree coverage and can detect FPV drones at approximately 70–100 meters.
- A FLYOFF RF detection system works alongside the SOVA optical system in a dual-sensor architecture to identify drone threats.
- The demonstration highlights Ukraine's continued domestic development of counter-drone technologies focused on protecting military vehicles in transit.
Ukraine Showcases New Vehicle-Mounted Counter-UAS System
Ukrainian defense technology firm Tactical Technology has reportedly conducted a capability demonstration for the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, unveiling a vehicle-mounted counter-UAS (C-UAS) system designed to protect military transport vehicles from drone threats.
System Configuration
The system is integrated onto an Iveco LMV (Light Multirole Vehicle) light armored vehicle, equipped with two Remotely Operated Weapon Stations (ROWS), each armed with a rifle for engaging low-flying drone targets. No official technical specifications have been publicly released at this time.
Detection Capabilities
The system employs a dual-sensor detection architecture:
- FLYOFF RF Detection System: Identifies drones by detecting their radio frequency signals
- SOVA Optical Detection System: Features 12 cameras delivering full 360-degree situational awareness
According to available information, the optical system is capable of detecting FPV drones at a range of approximately 70 to 100 meters.
Context and Significance
As FPV drones pose an increasingly serious threat to vehicles on the modern battlefield, Ukrainian defense technology companies continue to develop targeted countermeasures. Tactical Technology's demonstration underscores Ukraine's ongoing progress in domestic counter-drone technology development, with a particular focus on enhancing the self-protection capabilities of military vehicles while on the move.
Source: Tactical Technology
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