As of
26.07.2026
3000
planned
1000
paid
527
delivered
UAV detector "Aspirin 2.0"
The war is changing the rules of engagement every day. FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles have become one of the enemy's main tools. They attack by surprise, at high speed and from different directions. Their main trump card is radio communication in a wide range of frequencies: from several hundred megahertz to over 6 GHz.
When a threat is detected, the screen displays the frequency of the signal and its strength as a percentage. Depending on the signal strength, the device provides sound and light indication signals. The intensity of the sound or LED blinking depends on the signal strength. The closer the threat is, the more intense the indication is.
The device can be adjusted to non-standard operating conditions. For example, it is possible to adjust the overall sensitivity level to the external background, or to exclude unwanted frequencies or ranges that interfere.
We want every unit to be able to detect a threat in time and prepare to repel an attack. "Aspirin 2.0 is not just a piece of equipment, but a chance to return home alive.
The first devices are already at the front!
Souvenirs for your donations
There could be a link to a themed souvenir about this particular project, but we haven't come up with one yet. But it's not a big deal! After all, our website, where we give away souvenirs for your donations, has a lot of cool stuff: from patches, T-shirts and mugs to shrapnel from Shaheds and Russian missiles.
All the money we receive through the souvenir site, of course, goes to further help the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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