This new Ukrainian detector can 'see' what a Russian drone can — and its new fiber-optic drones can also 'hear' enemy soldiers from 30 meters away
- Kyiv firm CODE380 has built D·Vision SDR, a drone detector that turns intercepted Russian drone signals into live video
- It uses software-defined radio to scan 500 to 8,700 MHz, which the team says leaves no blind spots
- The device has been combat-tested with Ukrainian troops and gets software updates about twice a month
A Ukrainian engineering team has built a drone detector that does more than warn soldiers that a Russian drone is close.
It can lock onto the drone's own video link and show an operator, in real time, exactly what the aircraft is filming.
The device, called D·Vision SDR, was first reported by the Ukrainian tech outlet DOU and detailedby UNITED24 Media two days later. CODE380, a Kyiv-based communications equipment company, made the device, which relies on software-defined radio rather than the fixed analog receivers most front-line detectors still use. That choice is the defining factor: it...
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