ARHONT
arrow_backTo the overviewMobile ELINT complex, designed for detection, analysis, identification and classification of radar signals emitted by the surface, naval and land based radio equipment in wide frequency range.
ARHONT can detect aircraft, helicopters, surface naval radar systems, air defense systems, EW equipment, as well as transponders of IFF system, DME systems, navigation equipment, and observation systems. The system does not emit anything that could reveal its own position.
ARHONT complex can determine the location of electromagnetic radiation sources in case of combining multiple units into a direction finding network. Each unit, depending on the combat
situation and assigned tasks, can per form the
functions of the head control unit.
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MITS INDUSTRIES
MITS Industries is a next-gen defense company that brings together high-performing Ukrainian manufacturers into a single platform designed to build, scale, and deploy systems proven in real battlefield
conditions.
The company was formed by SIGINT manufacturer Infozahyst, with over 20 years of experience; electronic warfare systems developer Unwave; and a defense-focused Ukrainian-American investment group, MITS Capital. This foundation combines combat-validated Ukrainian technologies developed through rapid iteration and direct battlefield feedback with Danish governance, industrial capabili
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