"Taking into account the main requirements of users and specialists of the Rosgvardiya [Russia's national guard], the Ministry of Defense, and Russian special services, we have developed a unified system Stupor based on complementary detection complexes, such as radar station, radio frequency scanner, optical drone detection station, and countermeasures equipment for setting barrier interference and coordinate spoofing complex," he said.
"Artificial intelligence is embedded in the software complex, which allows Stupor to work without an operator. Data can be uploaded directly to a phone. In addition, it is capable of integrating devices of other producers in our system," Kustarev said.
"Fuel and energy facilities are already equipped with stationary systems for detecting and countering unmanned aircraft. In fact, the majority of drone attacks occur at night, when it is more difficult for the human eye to see flying objects in the sky," Kustarev added.