IDEF 2021: Meteksan introduces Kapan counter-drone system
Turkish company Meteksan Defence has presented an upgraded version of its Kapan counter-drone system at the IDEF 2021 exhibition in Istanbul.
The entirely company-funded Kapan Drone Defence System displayed at IDEF included improved subsystems and C2 software.
According to Meteksan Defense, the Retinar FAR-AD Drone Detection Radar, a component of the Kapan system, was developed following extensive research and development by the company and rigorous field testing.
This version of the Retinar radar has a new antenna tailored for precise detection of mini/micro unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), high-performance hardware, and specific algorithms supported by artificial intelligence technologies.
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