ASELSAN demonstrated airborne electronic warfare and surveillance payloads on Bayraktar TB2 drones in Konya, Turkey, in front of defence delegations from 18 countries. The trial paired ANTIDOT 2ES 100 and ANTIDOT 2EA 200 pods on one TB2 with a FULMAR 200 synthetic aperture radar pod on a second aircraft, showing a single UAV setup for detection, jamming and reconnaissance.
In the first sequence, the electronic support pod located a radar and passed its position to the attack pod, which jammed the emission. ASELSAN said the arrangement allowed the TB2 to approach without being detected. In the second sequence, ANTIDOT identified another emitter and fed its coordinates to FULMAR 200, which generated a high-resolution SAR image. The company described this as the first time ANTIDOT had been tested against real radar systems while carried on a TB2, and the first public demonstration of ANTIDOT and FULMAR working together on the platform.
The demonstration highlights a configuration that combines electronic support, electronic attack, reconnaissance and surveillance on a drone already in operational service. ASELSAN did not identify the radar systems used as targets, and no official details on the exact test conditions were disclosed.