Russia May Fall Behind in Drone Detection Using 5G
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The drone detection technology via 5G networks, called ISAC, is being actively introduced in many countries around the world. It allows mobile communication networks not only to transmit data but also to detect flying objects in the air. Specialists believe that such systems can improve security in cities and at important facilities.
However, the introduction of this technology in Russia is proceeding slowly. According to the Techora.ru portal, the main reason is bureaucracy, that is, complex administrative procedures and lengthy approvals. Because of this, the new solutions have not yet become widespread in the country.
Experts note that the problem concerns not only the technology but also the rules of operation. To launch such systems, it is necessary to agree on the use of frequencies, the procedure for data exchange, and the responsibility between communication operators and government bodies. As long as these issues are not fully resolved, the full-scale application of the technology remains in question.
Thus, drone detection using 5G may become an important security tool. But for Russia not to be left on the sidelines of this field, it is necessary to simplify administrative procedures. The development of this technology will depend on how quickly solutions can be found for all participants in the process.
Sources: Techora.ru
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