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23.08.2017
The Russian weapons manufacturer Kalashnikov demonstrated its REX-1 anti-drone gun at the International Military-Technical Forum 'Army 2017' expo, at Patriot Park, in Moscow, Wednesday.
Rex-1 is a non-lethal device that works by severing the connection between a quadcopter and its controller, as well as jamming satellite positioning systems, GSM and Wi-Fi signals.
ZALA AERO special project manager, Nikita Khamitov, explained that the device "suppresses control signals up to a distance of one kilometre." He went on to note that "if the quadcopter's autopilot has an auto return home function when it loses signal from the controller, we suppress GPS [signal] - GPS, [Global Navigation Satellite System] GLONASS, Baidu and Galileo. In this case, the copter hovers in position and lands automatically."
Rex-1's ability to suppress mobile network signals presumes that the device could be used to secure remotely-detonated explosives. The company also envisages that REX-1 could be used by the public to protect privacy.
Rex-1 is a non-lethal device that works by severing the connection between a quadcopter and its controller, as well as jamming satellite positioning systems, GSM and Wi-Fi signals.
ZALA AERO special project manager, Nikita Khamitov, explained that the device "suppresses control signals up to a distance of one kilometre." He went on to note that "if the quadcopter's autopilot has an auto return home function when it loses signal from the controller, we suppress GPS [signal] - GPS, [Global Navigation Satellite System] GLONASS, Baidu and Galileo. In this case, the copter hovers in position and lands automatically."
Rex-1's ability to suppress mobile network signals presumes that the device could be used to secure remotely-detonated explosives. The company also envisages that REX-1 could be used by the public to protect privacy.
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