Israel’s IAI unveils ‘Hypnosis’ system for confusing enemy drone swarms
JERUSALEM — Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled a new air defense system designed to jam and spoof the satellite navigation signals that guide aerial threats, the company announced this weekend.The system, called Hypnosis, consists of an array of mobile “stations” around a defended area, working in unison to disrupt the command-and-control signals of incoming threats, according to the manufacturer.The company said the technology is the product of IAI’s experience in navigation warfare, of NAVWAR.The soft-kill weapon is meant as a…
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has introduced “Hypnosis,” a new air defense system designed to counter enemy drone swarms by jamming and spoofing satellite navigation signals. The system utilizes multiple mobile stations to disrupt the command-and-control signals of incoming aerial threats. Hypnosis is a “soft-kill” weapon, intended to neutralize numerous drones simultaneously, particularly when kinetic intercepts are impractical due to the sheer volume of airborne objects. This development comes amidst increased global tensions and the growing use of drone swarms in conflicts, highlighting the need for advanced defensive solutions against such complex threats.
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