Aaronia AG, a manufacturing company that develops, trades, and sells RF measuring and shielding equipment, announced its participation in Enforce Tac 2026, scheduled for February 23–25, 2026, in Nuremberg, Germany. The company will exhibit in Hall 9 at Booth 9-305. Aaronia AG plans to present live demonstrations of its AARTOS systems, focusing on drone detection, counter-drone operations, and electronic warfare use cases. The demonstrations will use realistic simulations to show how the systems detect, classify, and localize threats, and how collected data is integrated into a common operating picture.
The AARTOS X9 from Aaronia is a Drone Detection System that operates from 400 MHz to 6 GHz (10 MHz to 8 GHz option available). It can be used on mobile/stationary platforms for drone protocol decoding and RF signal detection over a distance of up to 14 km and 40 km (with the long range option). This system operates with the same precision as the AARTOS X7, but additionally offers seamless ultra-wideband monitoring with four independent receivers, an ISOLOG 3D DF-160 direction finding antenna, and three optimized amplifier stages. It can sweep over the frequency band at a sweep speed of 6 THz/s and can provide simultaneous band coverage with stitching or hopping techniques.
The AARTOS X9 can track drones, pilots, and home points with a tracking accuracy from 1° to 3°. It supports features such as multi-frequency swarm attack, manual or automatic jammer, and a camera for surveillance.
The exhibition will also include a live situational overview of the event area, illustrating how signals are captured, analyzed, and visualized in real time. The demonstrations are intended to show how real-time information can support assessment and response in security and defense environments.
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