Electronics company ESC BAZ presents border protection, defense technology to IDF officials
The systems and technological innovations were developed based on the lessons of October 7 and conclusions drawn from three years of fighting.
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Electronics manufacturer ESC BAZ recently showcased new border protection and defense technologies to senior IDF officers and defense officials. These systems, developed based on lessons from October 7 and three years of fighting, aim to enhance Israel's security. Key innovations include:
- "Achiza Namuch" ("Low Grip"): Developed with the Defense Ministry's DDR&D, this system is already operational along Israel's borders. It uses AI and electro-optical radar to provide continuous, sharp surveillance, even at night, effectively "turning night into day."
- Guard Sense: This system combines SIGINT with wide-area surveillance to detect radiation-emitting devices and identify suspicious movements in challenging environments, countering the "disappearing enemy."
- Vehicle Integration: A new system, installed on Namer APCs and Merkava tanks, provides a 360-degree view and warns troops of approaching threats, including drones and terrorists, allowing soldiers to remain inside their vehicles.
- "Aviv-SR": Presented to senior IDF commanders, this system integrates advanced radar with long-range observation, capable of monitoring targets several kilometers away from fixed or mobile positions.
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