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Ericsson 5G drone detection technology development

Overview

Ericsson has announced the Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) System, a technology designed to use 5G networks to detect and track moving objects like drones. By combining 5G radios, artificial intelligence, and edge computing, the system can identify aircraft even if they are not connected to the mobile network.

The technology utilizes a multistatic approach where dispersed network nodes analyze radio wave reflections to provide 3D positioning and continuous tracking. This method is intended to complement existing radar tools rather than replace them. Ericsson has already conducted demonstrations in Arlington, Texas, with AT&T, as well as in Helsinki, Finland, and Poland.

Target applications include protecting critical infrastructure, public safety, defense, and urban airspace management. Ericsson plans to begin small-scale sensing-only pilots with selected customers in 2027, with broader commercial deployments anticipated starting in 2028.

Entities

Ericsson · Play · AT&T · Erillisverkot · Asseco

Timeline

2 days ago

[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sources
Ericsson introduces 5G technology to detect and track drones
Ericsson is leveraging 5G networks to detect and track drones via its new ISAC System, with commercial trials slated for 2027 and wider deployment starting in 2028.
6 days ago

[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sources
Ericsson introduces 5G-powered drone detection system
Ericsson has unveiled its ISAC System, which uses 5G, AI, and edge computing to detect and track drones and other moving objects via mobile networks.

Sources

cyprusshippingnews.com · dempa-times.co.jp · drohnen.de · drone.jp · evertiq.pl · telko.id · thetechnologyexpress.com