The Ukrainian defense-tech firm Kvertus has introduced a next-generation electronic warfare (EW) platform called “Atlas,” built to offer wide-area drone defense capabilities for frontline military units. Developed in response to the rising use of drones in modern warfare, Atlas connects a massive network of electronic jamming and detection systems into a single synchronized command center.
Operators using Atlas benefit from a real-time overview of drone threats through a streamlined interface that consolidates all sensor data onto one screen. This integrated view simplifies decision-making and enhances command-and-control efficiency on the battlefield.
What sets Atlas apart is its use of AI-powered algorithms, which enable the system to autonomously assess situations and initiate countermeasures. This rapid, semi-automated response helps neutralize aerial threats quickly and effectively, reducing the workload on personnel while boosting operational tempo and defense readiness.
