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Tethered Drones vs. Small Aerostats: A Technical Comparison

The Rise of Tethered Aerial Platforms Over the past three years, tethered aerial platforms have moved from niche research projects into active military and public safety procurement. The driver is straightforward: free-flying drones are limited by battery life. A multirotor that carries a useful payload — a communications radio, a surveillance

Visualising Radio Horizon from an Aerostat

When explaining aerostat-based RF infrastructure to clients, one concept comes up every time: how does radio horizon change with altitude? The physics is straightforward — lift a relay higher and the line-of-sight footprint grows. But showing that relationship in a way that's quick to grasp has always been harder

New article on defence-blog

Just read it at Defence-blog https://defence-blog.com/ukrainian-company-brings-aerostats-back-to-modern-warfare/

Aerostats and Persistent Systems for air defence

At Aerobavovna, we recently conducted field tests to evaluate Persistent Systems MPU5 radios deployed on our aerostats — simulating a mobile air defence communication scenario. The goal: maintain stable, high-throughput network connectivity across moving units over large areas. Three aerostats were positioned 30 km apart at 1,000 meters altitude, each

A Russian “HAPS” as a Starlink Alternative: What the Claims Miss

Recent Russian media reports describe tests of a stratospheric platform positioned as part of the HAPS (High Altitude Pseudo-Satellite)concept. The platform is claimed to lift up to 100 kg of payload to an altitude of 20 km and carry 5G communication equipment. According to these statements, the system is

Tethered Drones vs. Small Aerostats: A Technical Comparison

Visualising Radio Horizon from an Aerostat

New article on defence-blog

Aerostats and Persistent Systems for air defence

A Russian “HAPS” as a Starlink Alternative: What the Claims Miss

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