Beyond the platforms, Warp Technology delivers the electronic-attack, SIGINT and secure-communications capabilities that let operators understand and control the spectrum — from denying a drone's control link to fingerprinting the emitters moving through a protected area, to keeping your own network up when theirs is the target.
Targeted RF denial that cuts the link between a threat and its operator — protective jamming for the control, video and navigation bands drones depend on, scoped to the mission and the environment and cued directly by ORCA detection.
Passive collection and analysis of the RF environment — detect, classify, geolocate and log the emitters operating in and around a protected area, building the electronic order of battle that everything else keys off.
Cellular-domain awareness for security operations — presence detection and cellular collection to identify and track handsets in a defined area, and to expose rogue base stations targeting a protected site.
A multi-sensor counter-drone picture that fuses RF, acoustic and cellular cues — detecting both the classic radio-controlled quadcopter and the harder autonomous, dark and low-and-slow threats, then handing operators a decision-ready track.
Sanad is the encrypted backbone that ties the whole system together. It places distributed nodes — ORCA Manara buoys, SILS vessels, forward sensors and the command post — onto a single private network over public cellular and 5G, as though they shared one cable. No fixed infrastructure and no exposed endpoints: traffic is encrypted end to end and the link stays transparent to everything running across it.
We scope EW, SIGINT and C-UAS solutions to the environment you actually operate in — under NDA.