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Successful Demonstration of IMI's “Red Sky” System
"Red Sky" is a short-range air defense system that utilizes shoulder-launched missiles to intercept aerial targets automatically, using autonomic capabilities of scanning, tracking and dispatching
IsraelDefense | 17/02/2017
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The Red Sky System (Photo: IMI Systems)
IMI Systems recently demonstrated the next generation of the integrated system for intercepting aerial threats and targets as well as neutralizing drones.
The “Red Sky” presentation successfully showcased to a gathering of senior officials from 14 countries, including military attaches and technology consultants, several scenarios of drones’ attacks alongside the detection, identification, automatic tracking, and neutralization.
"Red Sky" is a short-range air defense system that utilizes existing customers’ shoulder-launched missiles and is designed to intercept aerial targets automatically, using autonomic capabilities of scanning, tracking and dispatching.
Recently, the system's capabilities expanded to better cope with drones’ growing threat and protecting strategic sites, borders, and assets in urban environments.
The “Red Sky” system provides a comprehensive solution against drones’ threats, including detecting and identifying hostiles, automatic tracking as well as disrupting and neutralizing their abilities before carrying out their missions.
The system can be integrated into the defense array of sensitive facilities, including in urban areas, and can also be mounted on a vehicle and protect maneuvering forces against aircraft and drones.
Throughout last months, the system has undergone a series of tests and demonstrations conducted by one of the most advanced armies in the western world during the day, night and adverse weather conditions in many scenarios of drones attack.
http://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/node/28586
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"Red Sky" is a short-range air defense system that utilizes shoulder-launched missiles to intercept aerial targets automatically, using autonomic capabilities of scanning, tracking and dispatching
IsraelDefense | 17/02/2017
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The Red Sky System (Photo: IMI Systems)
IMI Systems recently demonstrated the next generation of the integrated system for intercepting aerial threats and targets as well as neutralizing drones.
The “Red Sky” presentation successfully showcased to a gathering of senior officials from 14 countries, including military attaches and technology consultants, several scenarios of drones’ attacks alongside the detection, identification, automatic tracking, and neutralization.
"Red Sky" is a short-range air defense system that utilizes existing customers’ shoulder-launched missiles and is designed to intercept aerial targets automatically, using autonomic capabilities of scanning, tracking and dispatching.
Recently, the system's capabilities expanded to better cope with drones’ growing threat and protecting strategic sites, borders, and assets in urban environments.
The “Red Sky” system provides a comprehensive solution against drones’ threats, including detecting and identifying hostiles, automatic tracking as well as disrupting and neutralizing their abilities before carrying out their missions.
The system can be integrated into the defense array of sensitive facilities, including in urban areas, and can also be mounted on a vehicle and protect maneuvering forces against aircraft and drones.
Throughout last months, the system has undergone a series of tests and demonstrations conducted by one of the most advanced armies in the western world during the day, night and adverse weather conditions in many scenarios of drones attack.
http://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/node/28586
@Penguin @500 @Natan @Archdemon @GBU-28 @F-15I @mike2000 is back @Blue Marlin @Mountain Jew@Beny Karachun @Adir-M @Ilay @theman111
