Deutsche Flugsicherung is building a platform with Telekom and Hensoldt to detect and neutralise drones up to 300 m altitude. It addresses a blind spot in low‑altitude airspace, enhancing security for civilian and military users and supporting emerging regulatory requirements. Deutsche Flugsicherung, Telekom Deutschland, and defense contractor Hensoldt, with potential involvement of broader air‑traffic management partners. Initial pilot tests in selected German airspace followed by broader deployment and possible procurement contracts with NATO allies. The German air traffic control agency is developing a platform with Telekom and Hensoldt to detect and neutralise drones up to 300 m altitude, aiming to close a blind spot in airspace monitoring. The initiative reflects growing regulatory focus on safeguarding civil and military low‑flight UAV operations. By integrating telecom and defense expertise, the project seeks to provide scalable counter‑UAS capabilities for future security needs.
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