Asio Technologies, a renowned developer and manufacturer of tactical Defense solutions and geospatial positioning systems, was to present its tactical solutions for the dismounted soldier for mission planning and execution, including the newest version of the Lynx, which has a new configuration and upgraded capabilities.

As ukraine’s stocks of artillery shells have dwindled, its army’s reliance on drones has grown. These are able to deliver ammunition with great precision over long distances—provided they can maintain connections with gps satellites (so they know where they are) and their operators (so they know what to do). Such communication signals can be jammed, however, and Russia’s electronic warfare, as signals scrambling is known, is fearsomely effective. With large numbers of its drones in effect blinded, Ukraine’s drone technologists have been forced to get creative.

David Harel, CEO of the Israeli firm Asio Technologies, told Breaking Defense his company’s Orion device has deployed by the thousands with Israeli soldiers in Gaza. JERUSALEM — Israeli soldiers who went to war in Gaza after Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack carried with them the usual equipment, from rifles to radios, that the infantry has carried for decades. But into these new urban battles many also brought a newer, high-tech device: a 3D navigation tool that’s seeing its largest test yet in the sprawling conflict.

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Attacks against drones can jam their signals, preventing them from reaching their destination and mitigating their ability to function on the battlefield. Asio Technologies offers a visual navigation system for drones that doesn’t rely on GPS, providing complete immunity to malicious disruptions.