The project aims to unite and to coordinate EU-UA alliances in dual-use technologies; to ensure faster ‘go-to-market’ processes with regard to urgent needs of Ukrainian and Eastern Europe defense sectors; to enforce and grow UA industrial defense and dual use technologies sectors.
The project is focused on using ready-made ground-penetrating radar technology, which we has been used for many years in the civil sector (geodesy), creating a software-hardware complex that will automatically explore territories and create maps of detected objects at a depth of up to 1 meter.
This system is capable of generating different scenarios of radio-electronic interference: noise, imitation, echo, masking. A set of devices will be able to serve as active means of radio-electronic warfare or as radar traps that will be targeted by enemy anti-radar missiles.
The project’s goal is to develop a portable radio direction finder (EM Finder) on board a UAV for determining the coordinates of point sources of EM radiation. This will solve security issues connected to detecting and estimating direction of an emitter of electromagnetic activity.
A system of passive radars, which do not emit electromagnetic energy and do not interfere with operation of other electronic devices, will provide information about situation on approach to a restricted area (infrastructure, airport, border) and thus increase situational awareness for managing authorities.
The project is aimed at conducting combat surveillance and reconnaissance of terrain at close range to support military units in surveillance and reconnaissance of terrain at a distance of 200-300 m, which allows detecting changes or masking objects, especially in urban environments.
Demining of vast territories of Ukraine will be one of the primary tasks arising after liberation of the Ukrainian territory (about 20% under occupation, as of March 2023).
INAcR can be used to protect civilian airfields, protected perimeters of important facilities from unauthorised penetration from the air or from the ground.
The system can identify ground targets and classify them in real time, able to determine target coordinates, integrate with target guidance system and partially navigate through optical channel with non-working GPS.
A system for detection of military technics and targets using any kinds of cameras regardless of the manufacturer, type of camera or connection, including online streams (thermographic and optical cameras for horizon view).
