www.thedefensenews.com IAI Launches HYPNOSIS to Counter Drone Swarms via GPS Disruption
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- •HYPNOSIS disrupts GNSS signals to neutralize drone threats without kinetic force.
- •The system is designed to operate autonomously, enhancing response speed against multiple threats.
- •IAI aims to reduce the high costs associated with traditional missile defense systems.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled HYPNOSIS, a new electronic warfare system designed to neutralize drone swarms by disrupting their GNSS signals rather than using kinetic interceptors. This system targets the GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, and Galileo signals that drones rely on for navigation, effectively rendering them unable to reach their targets. The introduction of HYPNOSIS comes as military planners express growing concerns over the threat posed by large-scale drone attacks, which can overwhelm traditional air defense systems. By employing a network of mobile jamming and spoofing stations, HYPNOSIS can autonomously coordinate responses to multiple threats in real-time. This capability significantly reduces the economic burden on defense operations, as it aims to replace costly interceptor missiles with a more efficient electronic warfare approach. The system is expected to complement existing air defense architectures without replacing them. The announcement precedes the Farnborough International Airshow, highlighting its strategic importance.
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