Ukraine’s CODE380 unveils 280g drone detector for live feeds
In short
Ukraine-based CODE380 made a 280-gram device called D·Vision SDR, the report says. It can scan from 500 MHz to 8.7 GHz and intercept live drone video in real time.
The device is meant to help Ukrainian forces track drones and spot targets before attacks. The report does not say how widely it is being used or how well it works in practice.
What the reporting says
Ukraine-based CODE380 developed the D·Vision SDR, a 280-gram receiver that intercepts live camera feeds from Russian drones in real time, according to the publisher summary. The device scans frequencies between 500 MHz and 8.7 GHz and is said to help Ukrainian forces monitor drone movements and identify targets before attacks. The report does not state sales, deployment scale, or battlefield results, so the broader impact is unclear.
Why it matters
CODE380, a Ukraine-based company, was said to have developed the D·Vision SDR, a 280-gram receiver that intercepts live video feeds from Russian drones. The summary says it scans 500 MHz to 8.7 GHz and helps forces monitor drone movement and spot potential targets. No deployment numbers, contract details, or operational outcomes were provided, so the commercial and military significance remains uncertain.