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RAIDR GNSS Anti-Jam Capability to be Showcased at DSEI

Forsberg will be at DSEI 2023, showcasing RAIDR (Resilient Assured Integrated Dual Receiver) technology, which enables assured PNT with multi-constellation, multi-frequency positioning combined with an active anti-jam nulling capability By Sarah Simpson / 11 Sep 2023

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Forsberg will be showcasing the new RAIDR GNSS anti-jam capability, the latest addition to the company’s portfolio of positioning and anti-jam solutions, at DSEI London, 12-15 September 2023.

RAIDR GNSS Anti-Jam Capability to be Showcased at DSEI

RAIDR (Resilient Assured Integrated Dual Receiver) technology enables assured PNT (positioning, navigation and timing), with multi-constellation, multi-frequency positioning combined with an active anti-jam nulling capability.

COTS, ITAR-free and weighing less than 250g with a typical power consumption of 1.8W; RAIDR offers an excellent solution for UAV or other SWaP sensitive platforms.

Providers of COTS GPS anti-jamming solutions for land, air and marine platforms, Forsberg compact systems can be easily integrated into new military vehicle designs, or retrofitted to existing and legacy fleets.

Posted by Sarah Simpson Sarah has led content for Defense Advancement since its launch in 2020. With a deep interest in defense innovation and a background in research and technical copywriting, she has a passion for showcasing how technology directly contributes to protecting and saving lives, presenting new developments in a way that resonates with a highly specialized audience. Connect
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