Mobile network could help detect drones – technology already tested in Finland
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Poland is developing a system that would utilise mobile network base stations and other sensors. The goal is to detect drones over wide areas. The system would be based on base stations being able to detect aircraft in airspace.
The technology has also already been tested in Finland. As a result, experts consider the idea practical. The 5G technology of mobile networks is seen as one possible means of increasing airspace monitoring. Drones have recently been used for a wide variety of purposes, and detecting them has become more important.
Since the system is still in the development stage, there is not yet precise information about its functionality or scope. More information is expected as development work progresses.
Sources: Verkkouutiset
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