Mar 12, 2026 12:50 PM
Israeli counter-drone defenses are set for a stealthy upgrade as InTACT taps California-based firm Peraso Inc. to deliver semiconductor technology that makes drone identification harder for adversaries to detect.
Israeli counter-drone defenses are set for a stealthy upgrade as InTACT taps California-based firm Peraso Inc. to deliver semiconductor technology that makes drone identification harder for adversaries to detect.
The tech, operating at 60 gigahertz millimeter-wave, allows Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) systems to communicate directionally with low power, reducing the chance that the signals can be intercepted or jammed.
This makes it possible for drones and other battery-powered platforms to confirm friendly status while remaining low-profile in contested electromagnetic environments.
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