"Aspirin 2.0. The next generation of drone detectors

Modern warfare is a competition of technologies, where the rate of obsolescence of solutions is simply staggering. What was a breakthrough yesterday may have no practical value today. That is why we are constantly improving our developments and adapting to new challenges.

We used to start with Vanilla Sugar, a simple detector that responded to enemy drone signals.
But time and the frontline dictate new requirements.

Four months ago, we started working on a new device, the Aspirin-2.0 detector. Its main advantage is the ability not only to "hear" radio emissions, but also to show live video from an enemy FPV drone.

This fundamentally changes the situation on the battlefield. Now the operator can not only receive a warning about a threat, but also see what the drone is "seeing": where it is flying, who it is recording, what the target is, and have time to react. This is not just an additional feature, but additional seconds that can save lives.

The prototype has already been created and is being tested at the front line. The first feedback is positive: the device works and is of real use to the soldiers.

We are ready to launch the first trial batch of 100 devices. To start production, we need a little over UAH 1 million.

We do not raise funds for the sake of another report or numbers in a presentation. We share the responsibility. Because each new device is a chance for a military to assess the situation, take cover, survive and continue the fight.

We will manage. This is not the first time.

Soldiers from the front line are already asking!
So get involved!