ZEOS
The target of the project ZEOS is the development and creation of a prototype of a compact device autonomously implementing electronic interaction against uplink and downlink communication protocols in cases of anti-social behavior of the pilot when operating an unmanned aerial vehicle contrary to the applicable legislation. The result of the project is primarily intended for security units and organizations that are authorized to use and operate electronic countermeasures against dangerous unmanned aerial vehicles in their operational deployment.
This project is co-financed by state support from the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic Research Programme 2021-2026: development, testing, and evaluation of new security technologies SECTECH, participants: URC Systems, spol. s r.o.
NEOCLASSIG
The aim of this project, which is focused on international cooperation in applied research is to improve automatic methods of classification of radio and radio-technical signals, design, and verification of new algorithms with subsequent application to existing radio and radio-technical surveillance systems. New software for the automatic classification of radio and radio-technical signals using advanced signal processing methods – NEOCLASSIG with elements of artificial intelligence and machine learning will be developed.
This project is co-financed by the state support throught the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic within the frameword of DELTA 2 program 2021-2024, participants: URC Systems, spol. s r.o. and University of Defence; foreign partners – Le Quy Don Technical University Vietnam and ASIC Technologies, JSC.
DETEKCE (Carry IED detection)
The detection of a carry improvised explosive devices project DETEKCE aims to area of research and development the detection system of individuals who potentially can have on their body placed improvised explosive device usable to suicide attack.
The project of applied research and development was initiated and partially funded (75%) by: MoI of the Czech Republic, 2017-2019, implementation plan: 2020-2024
