Hensoldt Jamming System Proves Effectiveness in Flight Tests

Published on February 9, 2023

German-based defense company HENSOLDT proves the effectiveness of its ‘Kalaetron Attack’  jamming system against air defense radars. Notably, the Kalaetron Attack is AI-enhanced.

The system demonstrated that it can detect the latest air defense radars while interfering with them through ‘precisely directed jamming signals.’ The Kalaetron Attack system, which can be used in land or ship applications, possesses ‘cognitive elements of artificial intelligence’ in addition to a fully digitalized sensor and jammer.

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