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LTEJ MIRAGE
An automated EW system forming the core of the Atlas anti-drone complex. It detects drone signals through the paired AZIMUTH SIGINT platform, analyses communication protocols and applies adaptive jamming automatically. The system supports 14 configurable frequency band combinations between 300 MHz and 6,000 MHz, suppresses targets at up to 30 km directionally and 5 km omnidirectionally, and generates interference up to 80 MHz wide. That reach is roughly ten times the effective range of conventional white-noise jammers.
KVERTUS MS AZIMUTH
A signals intelligence system for detecting and tracking UAVs, radars, EW devices and communication equipment. It monitors the full 30–6,000 MHz spectrum, covers 360 degrees horizontally, can track up to 100 simultaneous targets and locates emitters at up to 30 km range. The system includes video interception capability for UAV feeds and ships with dedicated operator software.
KRAKEN
A family of portable multi-band jamming systems available in several configurations (A, E, M, U, U+) to counter FPV drones, GPS-guided munitions and other UAV types. The KRAKEN Counter GPS variant suppresses satellite navigation signals, while FPV-focused models target the radio links used by first-person-view attack drones at distances up to 50 metres and beyond depending on the variant.
VEPR
A line of stationary EW installations for fixed-position protection of personnel, facilities and critical infrastructure. Available in M, M50 and M100 configurations with increasing jamming coverage. The VEPR M100 Counter FPV and GPS variants protect perimeters against both FPV drone attacks and GPS-guided threats from fixed positions without requiring active operators.
BERSERK
A remotely operated ground robotic EW platform that carries multi-band jamming equipment to protect personnel during the highest-risk missions: assaults, demining, evacuation and logistics runs. BERSERK operates at up to 25 km/h for up to 12 hours, covers 220–5,900 MHz across multiple bands and provides both omnidirectional (800 m) and directional (1,500 m) jamming without putting operators in the threat zone.
CERBERUS
A modular vehicle-mounted EW system designed to protect armoured vehicles and convoys from radio-controlled drone attacks. Its stacked generator blocks can be configured with one to twelve frequency channels across 130–6,000 MHz, each delivering 30–50 watts per channel. The system reaches operational readiness in under 30 seconds and supports remote independent activation of individual frequency bands.
About
Kvertus is a Ukrainian EW and SIGINT developer established in 2017, headquartered in Kyiv. The company manufactures portable, vehicle-mounted, stationary and autonomous EW platforms spanning a wide frequency spectrum.
Offices
Kyiv, UkraineBacked by
PUMBMHPDoborutLuxoptikaViyarOlga Kharlan
Customers & Partners
Ministry of Defence of UkraineUkrainian Armor
Timeline
2025-01
Unveiled the Atlas complex, an integrated SIGINT and smart EW network capable of detecting drones at 150 km and jamming at 30 km.
2025
Secured contract with Ukrainian Armor to equip all armored vehicles with Kvertus EW systems.
2025
Launched £103.7M Atlas fundraise to deploy a nationwide anti-drone network along Ukraine's frontlines, raising £11.8M in initial commitments.
2023
Revenue tripled year-on-year as demand for counter-drone systems surged, with revenue up roughly 50x since 2021.
2022
Accelerated production following Russia's full-scale invasion, deploying EW systems across Ukrainian Defence Forces brigades.
2017
Founded in Ukraine as a developer of radio-electronic warfare and intelligence systems.
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Products & Solutions
LTEJ MIRAGE
An automated EW system forming the core of the Atlas anti-drone complex. It detects drone signals through the paired AZIMUTH SIGINT platform, analyses communication protocols and applies adaptive jamming automatically. The system supports 14 configurable frequency band combinations between 300 MHz and 6,000 MHz, suppresses targets at up to 30 km directionally and 5 km omnidirectionally, and generates interference up to 80 MHz wide. That reach is roughly ten times the effective range of conventional white-noise jammers.
KVERTUS MS AZIMUTH
A signals intelligence system for detecting and tracking UAVs, radars, EW devices and communication equipment. It monitors the full 30–6,000 MHz spectrum, covers 360 degrees horizontally, can track up to 100 simultaneous targets and locates emitters at up to 30 km range. The system includes video interception capability for UAV feeds and ships with dedicated operator software.
KRAKEN
A family of portable multi-band jamming systems available in several configurations (A, E, M, U, U+) to counter FPV drones, GPS-guided munitions and other UAV types. The KRAKEN Counter GPS variant suppresses satellite navigation signals, while FPV-focused models target the radio links used by first-person-view attack drones at distances up to 50 metres and beyond depending on the variant.
VEPR
A line of stationary EW installations for fixed-position protection of personnel, facilities and critical infrastructure. Available in M, M50 and M100 configurations with increasing jamming coverage. The VEPR M100 Counter FPV and GPS variants protect perimeters against both FPV drone attacks and GPS-guided threats from fixed positions without requiring active operators.
BERSERK
A remotely operated ground robotic EW platform that carries multi-band jamming equipment to protect personnel during the highest-risk missions: assaults, demining, evacuation and logistics runs. BERSERK operates at up to 25 km/h for up to 12 hours, covers 220–5,900 MHz across multiple bands and provides both omnidirectional (800 m) and directional (1,500 m) jamming without putting operators in the threat zone.
CERBERUS
A modular vehicle-mounted EW system designed to protect armoured vehicles and convoys from radio-controlled drone attacks. Its stacked generator blocks can be configured with one to twelve frequency channels across 130–6,000 MHz, each delivering 30–50 watts per channel. The system reaches operational readiness in under 30 seconds and supports remote independent activation of individual frequency bands.
About
Kvertus is a Ukrainian EW and SIGINT developer established in 2017, headquartered in Kyiv. The company manufactures portable, vehicle-mounted, stationary and autonomous EW platforms spanning a wide frequency spectrum.
Offices
Kyiv, UkraineBacked by
PUMBMHPDoborutLuxoptikaViyarOlga Kharlan
Customers & Partners
Ministry of Defence of UkraineUkrainian Armor
Timeline
2025-01
Unveiled the Atlas complex, an integrated SIGINT and smart EW network capable of detecting drones at 150 km and jamming at 30 km.
2025
Secured contract with Ukrainian Armor to equip all armored vehicles with Kvertus EW systems.
2025
Launched £103.7M Atlas fundraise to deploy a nationwide anti-drone network along Ukraine's frontlines, raising £11.8M in initial commitments.
2023
Revenue tripled year-on-year as demand for counter-drone systems surged, with revenue up roughly 50x since 2021.
2022
Accelerated production following Russia's full-scale invasion, deploying EW systems across Ukrainian Defence Forces brigades.
2017
Founded in Ukraine as a developer of radio-electronic warfare and intelligence systems.
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