Russia has developed the Rebovets WALL-E ground-based unmanned system, which is equipped with an electronic warfare system.

The company Laboratoriya PPS said that the system allegedly successfully passed the entire test cycle.

The Rebovets WALL-E unmanned tracked platform received Fumigator modules.

The Fumigator electronic warfare system is designed to suppress communication channels between the operator and the drone.

At the same time, secure control channels allow the platform to be operated despite the signal suppression systems installed on it.

“The communication is our key, it is video secure. And the installation of electronic warfare, that is, the same Fumigator that has already passed all kinds of tests for three days,” the developers said.

The developers claim that they have managed to solve the problem of ensuring that the installed batteries are sufficient for the platform to operate and to charge the batteries of the suppression system.

The ground drone with the electronic warfare system was developed primarily to cover infantry assault groups.

The Fumigator electronic warfare system was originally designed as a portable vehicle for infantry.

The overall electronic warfare modules of this system were installed on a frame that was worn by a soldier.

According to the company, the Fumigator is capable of creating a dome within a radius of 250-300 meters, where enemy drones will not operate.

Recently, Ukrainian specialists have developed the PARASOL trench electronic warfare system. The developer has two modifications of the electronic warfare system: one protects positions from Russian drones, and the other protects equipment.