



THE CHALLENGE
Wired control significantly reduces the effectiveness of traditional electronic intelligence and electronic warfare tools. This shift is forcing a transition toward alternative detection approaches – including acoustic and tactical-level radar systems – capable of operating in environments where conventional methods no longer work


THE TEST
Snake Island Institute and the Third Army Corps, in collaboration with BRAVE1, are launching a crash test of FPV drone detection systems.
Field trials will be conducted in a crash-test format to evaluate the effectiveness of acoustic systems and radar solutions.
The objective is to evaluate solutions for detecting low-altitude, small-sized aerial targets, with a focus on fiber-optic FPV drones, in conditions close to real combat.
THE AGENDA
Day 1
Acoustic detection systems
Day 2
Tactical-level radar systems
Following the crash test, participants will be able to demonstrate their technology in a realistic operational environment, receive direct feedback from frontline military brigades, establish connections with industry peers and join the development of a comprehensive C-UAV solution together with Snake Island Institute.
Eligibility
- Participation is open to solutions with a readiness level of TRL 5 or higher.
- Priority will be given to accessible, portable solutions with detection ranges from 300 meters up to several kilometers.
- The crash test is particularly focused on R&D projects, startups, and emerging approaches that aim to develop affordable, portable radar systems.
Opportunities
- Demonstrate the progress of detection solutions in conditions close to real combat scenarios
- Benchmark performance against other systems in a competitive environment
- Establish direct connections with frontline military brigades
- Network with experts and industry specialists
Ready to test your tech?


