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DRDO develops portable system to sniff out enemy radars, track drone threats

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The Defence Research and Development Organisation is working on compact electronic intelligence systems to analyze enemy signals. This initiative involves building portable modules that capture and study radar emissions effectively. As these systems identify and categorize signal characteristics, they enhance counter-drone tactics for field formations. The project includes development, integration, and qualification phases for ensuring operational readiness. Ultimately, the system will improve s

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DRDO develops portable system to sniff out enemy radars, track drone threats
DHRUV YADAV · 10/17/2026, 5:37:09 AM
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