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Current 5G infrastructure enables real-time drone detection

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Summary

Lockheed Martin and partners showcased the NetSense system, which provides real-time drone detection, tracking, and surveillance without altering existing 5G cellular infrastructure.

Why it matters

The technology offers a scalable, low-cost solution to protect critical infrastructure and dense urban areas as drone usage increases. By leveraging already deployed 5G networks, it operates without the need for dedicated sensor hardware and can be expanded to future 6G detection capabilities.

Highlights

NetSense analyzes radio-frequency disturbances in the 5G spectrum to identify drone activity.
The system integrates ODC's on-device AI software, NVIDIA's AI Aerial platform, and Keysight Technologies' RF simulation tools.
Lockheed Martin aims to offer a subscription-based service, with pilot deployments planned for the end of 2026 and broader commercial rollout in 2027.

Critical take

While promising, the approach relies on detecting RF signatures; low-emission or stealth drones could evade it, limiting its effectiveness against sophisticated threats.

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