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Aaronia AARTOS Hawk T1: airborne RF pod geolocates drone operators via Blind-TDoA

Published 28 June 2026

Aaronia unveiled the AARTOS Hawk T1 at Eurosatory 2026: an airborne radio-frequency intelligence sensor under 5 kg, mountable on commercial multicopters or fixed-wing UAVs. It uses proprietary Blind-TDoA technology to geolocate transmitters—including unknown or encrypted signals—regardless of waveform or protocol. Applications include locating FPV operators, ground control stations, and EW emitters across complex urban or mountainous terrain where ground-based sensors have limited coverage.

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Topicselectronic warfare drones interceptors

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