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5G ISAC Technology Enhances Drone Detection for Finnish Authorities

5G ISAC Technology Enhances Drone Detection for Finnish Authorities

First seen 22 Sep 2026, 10:28 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 22, 2026 at 10:29 UTC
  • ISAC technology tested in Helsinki for real-time drone detection.
  • Utilizes existing 5G infrastructure to enhance situational awareness.
  • Demonstration aimed at improving national security and public safety.

Ericsson and Erillisverkot demonstrated Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) technology from September 16-18, 2026, in Helsinki to help authorities detect unauthorized drones in real time. The technology utilizes existing 5G mobile network infrastructure to gather data from multiple sites, providing a comprehensive view of drone activity around sensitive areas like ports and borders. This capability addresses the growing concern over small, low-altitude drones that are difficult to detect when not connected to networks. The demonstration aimed to improve situational awareness for national security and public safety operations. Both companies emphasized the importance of reliable monitoring to protect critical infrastructure. The technology could be integrated with existing command and control systems for enhanced operational effectiveness.

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2026-09-16
ISAC technology demonstration begins
Ericsson and Erillisverkot start testing drone detection capabilities using ISAC in Helsinki.
Telecomtv
2026-09-18
ISAC demonstration concludes
The technology demo wraps up, showcasing its potential for enhancing drone detection around sensitive sites.
Telecomtv
2026-09-22
Article published summarizing the demo
Mobileeurope reports on the ISAC technology and its implications for public safety and national security.
Mobileeurope

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