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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils Advanced Balloon-Mounted Radar System

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IAI Unveils New Drone-Hunting Radar System at US Military Expo

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Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has unveiled a new radar system, POINT@AIR, designed to detect low-flying drones from an elevated aerostat platform. The system was presented at the AUSA military expo in Washington and aims to enhance surveillance capabilities against evolving threats. POINT@AIR offers persistent operation, rapid relocation, and integrates advanced technologies for comprehensive battlefield awareness.

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  • IAI unveiled its new POINT@AIR radar system at the AUSA military expo in Washington.
  • The radar is designed to detect low-flying drones from an elevated aerostat platform.
  • POINT@AIR provides persistent surveillance and can track multiple aerial, maritime, and ground targets.
  • The system aims to counter evolving drone threats and enhance battlefield awareness.
  • IAI's CEO stated the system expands situational awareness and response time for forces.
IAI Unveils New Drone-Hunting Radar System at US Military Expo
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