Sensorview Finally Selected for Defense Innovation Enterprise Support Program

SENSORVIEW's 'AESA radar-based jamming-resistant guided flight technology for counter-drone defense system development' project has been finally selected in the Defense Acquisition Program Administration’s Defense Innovation Enterprise Support Program.

According to SENSORVIEW on August 7, this project will be overseen by the Defense Science & Technology Research Institute and is scheduled to run for 60 months, from September 2026 to August 2031. SENSORVIEW proposed key next-generation counter-drone technologies that enable stable detection, tracking, and flight guidance even in electronic warfare jamming environments, thereby being recognized for both technological prowess and business potential. At the time of the project proposal, the company presented a development plan based on KRW 4.8 billion in government support. The final support amount will be confirmed through a forthcoming agreement.

During the execution of the project, SENSORVIEW will collaborate with Neous Lab, an AI autonomous flight drone specialist, to jointly develop a counter-drone defense solution. In addition, at the commercialization stage, SENSORVIEW plans to work with SureSoftTech, an AI verification specialist, to further implement a physical AI-based counter-drone defense system.

SENSORVIEW has accumulated technological expertise in the high-frequency RF field by developing a variety of core defense technologies, including X-band AESA radar antennas, RF components for TR modules, and ultra-high-frequency connection solutions. Leveraging this project as an opportunity, SENSORVIEW intends to extend its RF and AESA technologies to the system level and establish new growth foundations in the future counter-drone weapon system market.

Byungnam Kim, CEO of SENSORVIEW, stated, "Being selected for this project is a pivotal opportunity for SENSORVIEW to expand its technological domain into next-generation counter-drone defense systems based on our accumulated RF and AESA radar technology. We aim to secure core next-generation counter-drone technologies that can operate even in electronic warfare jamming conditions, thereby strengthening the competitiveness of Korea’s defense industry and laying the groundwork for our expansion into the global market."

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