The Ukrainian company Skyeton has partnered with Danish firm Quadsat to develop a new aviation complex for electronic reconnaissance. According to "Militarniy", this drone complex will be capable of detecting hostile radar systems, electronic warfare setups, and other sources of radio emissions.

"Together, the companies are providing a joint solution that is highly effective, scalable, and tactically flexible for real-time electromagnetic spectrum intelligence gathering. This enhances the capabilities of the Raybird drone by integrating advanced spectrum monitoring and radio frequency source detection in challenging operational conditions," stated Skyeton.

The foundation of this complex will be the versatile UAV ACS-3 Raybird, which has a flight endurance exceeding 28 hours. By integrating the specialized QS RF Locator module, the drone will be able to pinpoint the exact location of radio frequency interference sources.

The QS RF Locator system can narrow down radio interference zones from hundreds of square kilometers to small areas of 100×100 meters. This enables effective detection of hostile communication and electronic warfare assets.

The UAV will operate in a passive mode, making it undetectable by enemy electronic warfare systems. It will automatically analyze signals and triangulate emission sources with high precision.

Skyeton and Quadsat plan to present the complex in June at the International Drone Show 2025 in Denmark, where a demonstration flight will take place.