Israeli ThirdEye Systems unveils IronWeb active protection against FPV drones
Bottom line
Israeli company ThirdEye Systems has unveiled IronWeb, an active protection system for armored vehicles designed to counter FPV drones, demonstrated in stationary tests at ADEX 2026.
Why it matters
IronWeb offers a potential solution for NATO and allied armored fleets to mitigate the threat of FPV drones, which have proven highly effective against traditional armor and active protection systems.
Evidence — 1 independent origin
Original text (excerpt)
Израильская компания ThirdEye Systems представила на выставке ADEX 2026 систему IronWeb, предназначенную для защиты бронетехники от FPV-дронов. Пока система была продемонстрирована только в стационарных испытаниях; демонстрации её работы на движущейся машине ещё не проводилось.
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Robot War (2026). Israeli ThirdEye Systems unveils IronWeb active protection against FPV drones. Hetzner OSINT, 1 October 2026. https://robotwar.io/osint-hetzner/2026-10-01--israeli-thirdeye-systems-unveils-ironweb-active-protection-against-fpv/
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