The "Bars-Sarmat" Special Purpose Center for Unmanned Systems has launched mass production of electronic warfare (EW) systems for installation on "Sarmat-Mgla" vehicles and the portable "Sarmat-Kentavr" in the form of an anti-drone rifle. The first batch has already been sent to assault groups and UAV units.
The Deputy Commander of the scientific and production battalion of the "Bars-Sarmat" Special Purpose Center, call sign Congo, noted that in the month of creating the production facility and two weeks of mass production, the military has already produced 200 product samples. Production is underway at "Bars-Sarmat's" own facility, which was created from scratch.
We have a closed-loop process — from metal preparation to large-scale assembly. Metal cutting is done on laser machines, during assembly the complex is equipped with devices that generate interference, antennas, after complete assembly it enters the microwave laboratory, where it undergoes full testing, then packaging and transfer to the troops.
The bodies of the EW systems are partially made of plastic; these parts are printed around the clock by more than a hundred 3D printers.
A special feature of the production is the microwave laboratory, which allows for thorough adjustment of all characteristics of the EW systems. Using measuring equipment, the soldiers fine-tune the antennas, match them with the systems that create interference, and achieve maximum radiation power.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that in Russia, a UAV flew between regions for the first time according to civil aviation rules.
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