Doodle Labs’ Post

At last month's Tough Stump Technologies Rodeo in Montana, Doodle Labs demonstrated the anti-jamming, interference-avoidance capabilities of Sense for drones in front of tactical leaders from military, public safety and other groups.

"Small, inexpensive drones, frequently equipped with first-person viewpoint (FPV) technology, are increasingly being deployed effectively on the battlefield in lieu of manned aircraft or missiles, which are more expensive by several orders of magnitude. However, one problem with these unmanned aircraft is the ease with which the enemy can jam their radio signals, causing them to miss their targets or crash. [Doodle Labs] is working to develop solutions to this problem, offering anti-jamming technology for use by Ukraine and allied nations." Read the full story from DroneLife: https://hubs.la/Q02FScdM0

"The way jamming works, in simple terms as compared to audio, it's as if somebody turns on a really, really loud speaker right next to you and you can't even hear yourself talk. That's basically the principle of electronic warfare, or jamming. So, you can't control the drone, you cannot land it and normally, radio control and video signal jamming goes hand-in-hand with GPS jamming. So if you have a system that isn't capable of GPS-denied navigation and isn't capable of radio link resilience, then that system can be lost literally tens of meters from the takeoff point." Learn more about how Evolve Dynamics' flagship SKY MANTIS 2 drone platform leverages Doodle Labs Mesh Rider Radios for anti-jamming resilience in Ukraine and beyond: https://lnkd.in/gdevbsyq

Deliberate RF jamming of drones has become one of the most common battlefield tactics in Ukraine. But what is jamming, how does it work and how can it be countered by UAVs in the field? Read more: https://hubs.la/Q02CXQtW0