Nordic Air Defense Develops Game-Changing Anti-Drone System for Military Use
A new anti-drone system, Vipro, is under development for military vehicles in collaboration with Volvo Defense.
Key Points
- • Nordic Air Defense has developed the Vipro anti-drone system.
- • Volvo Defense is prototyping a Vipro-equipped military vehicle for launch by 2026.
- • Karl Rosander called Vipro a 'game changer' in countering drone threats.
- • The system aims to enhance the security of military personnel and vehicles.
Nordic Air Defense (NAD) has introduced a revolutionary anti-drone system known as Vipro, aimed at enhancing the protection of military vehicles and personnel from the increasing threat of drone attacks. This innovative system is currently in the prototyping phase, with Volvo Defense collaborating on the development of a Vipro-equipped military vehicle expected to be on the market by 2026.
Karl Rosander, CEO and co-founder of NAD, emphasized the significant impact of Vipro in modern military defense, describing it as a 'game changer' against drone threats. The collaboration with Volvo Defense underscores the importance of integrating advanced technologies into military operations.
This development comes at a crucial time as military organizations globally look for effective countermeasures to the rapidly evolving drone landscape. With Vipro's deployment, Swedish defense capabilities may see a substantial enhancement, allowing troops to operate more securely amidst rising aerial threats. Further details on the operational capabilities of Vipro are anticipated as prototypes undergo testing in the coming months.