During the event Marduk showcases the Marduk Shark Counter Drone platform and demonstrates electrooptical drone detection, targeting and countering capabilities together with Rantelon RF based detection and jamming. Drone attack scenarios are developed by the experts from the Estonian Defence Forces and the Academy of Security Sciences.
EW Live event focuses on state of the art electronic warfare solutions with a special emphasis on counter drone demonstration, which has been a real-world testing challenge at the event for 3 years. The event was opened by the Estonian Minister of Defence, Kalle Laanet.
Marduk Technologies is a technology company, providing world-class C-UAS based on AI/ML advanced algorithms and automatic integration with different effectors as turnkey solutions for end-users. Marduk has been awarded an Estonian MoD grant, participated in NATO exercises, and used in NATO airbase in Ämari.
Rantelon is an Estonian technology company focused on RF based C-UAS and EW systems development and manufacturing. Rantelon exports its military equipment to the military structures of NATO member states. The equipment is tried and tested, having survived a baptism of fire in the largest ongoing conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and Mali. Rantelon is the EDA 2020 Defence Innovation Prize winner.
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Marduk Technologies' innovative "Passive Optical Drone Detection Platform" has been awarded funding in the Estonian Ministry of Defence's defense industry competition. Out of a record number of participants, Marduk was one of six companies selected for their cutting-edge solutions to national security.
We are pleased to announce that Marduk is participating in the E-CUAS project, supported by the European Defence Fund. This €71 million initiative focuses on developing solutions to counter unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
We're excited to announce our involvement in the STORE project, coordinated by Thales and supported by the European Defence Fund. This initiative aims to enhance Europe's defense capabilities against modern threats through advanced technology