Combat System Technology

Active Protection System (APS)

APS are advanced defence technologies designed to detect, intercept and neutralize incoming threats such as drones, projectiles, rockets, and anti-tank guided missiles. These systems enhance the survivability of armoured vehicles and protect on board personnel by employing a combination of detection, disruption, and interception techniques.

APS Subsystems

Radar Subsystem – for threat detection and identification
Jammer Subsystem – for soft kill operations
Countermeasure / Launcher Subsystem – for hard kill operations
Ammunition – for hard kill operations
Fire Control Systems – for ballistic algorithms

Radar Subsystem

The RADAR system is responsible for detecting and tracking potential threats in real-time
Using high-frequency electromagnetic waves, RADAR detects objects and tracks their trajectory

Subsystem Of Hem Rad

Advanced Pulse-Doppler Radar

Software-Defined S/X-Band Platform
AESA Antenna with Advanced Amplifiers
4D Processing for Superior Clutter Handling & Multipath Mitigation

Jammer Subsystem

A jammer is designed to disrupt the guidance systems of incoming threats, thereby rendering them ineffective or causing them to deviate from their intended course. This approach is commonly referred to as a “soft-kill” method of defence.

Functionality : The jammer emits radio frequency (RF) interference to disrupt the communication, navigation, and guidance signals of incoming projectiles, missiles, or drones. By degrading or denying the guidance signals, the jammer can cause the threat to miss its target, lose lock, or initiate premature termination.

Technology : Jammers typically employ high-power RF transmissions to generate targeted interference. This interference can confuse, degrade, or completely deny the target’s tracking and guidance systems, depending on the technique and power levels used.

Countermeasure / Launcher With Ammunition

Countermeasures are active interceptive systems that are deployed to physically neutralize or destroy incoming threats. These systems include a variety of mechanisms such as projectiles, explosive devices, or directed energy weapons

Launcher

Ammunition

Fire Control System

Fire Control System (FCS) is the central decision-making and execution unit that coordinates detection, tracking, targeting, and interception of incoming threats like RPGs, ATGMs, or tank shells.

ADSL Fire Control Systems

Developed for Slovakian Technology Partner
Integrated into RCWS, DVK30, & Other Combat Platforms
Enhances Precision, Situational Awareness, & Operational Effectiveness
Reinforces Modern Battlefield Capabilities

Developed and supplied to ROLUS
Extensively being used in Slovakian and Czech Republic Army