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Magos to Supply Israel AI Radars Detecting Fiber-Optic Drones

7/1/2026

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Magos Systems agreed to supply hundreds of low-cost radars—each a few thousand dollars—to Israel’s Ministry of Defense for the Lebanese border.
The radars detect fiber-optic drones that evade radio-based detectors by analyzing rotor movement with artificial intelligence.
Field tests showed they give troops at least sixty seconds warning, cutting exposure to sudden attacks and false alarms in bad weather.

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Magos Systems agreed to supply hundreds of low-cost radars—each a few thousand dollars—to Israel’s Ministry of Defense for the Lebanese border.
The radars detect fiber-optic drones that evade radio-based detectors by analyzing rotor movement with artificial intelligence.
Field tests showed they give troops at least sixty seconds warning, cutting exposure to sudden attacks and false alarms in bad weather.