Abacus-Tech presented the NAMET-8 smart EW system with automatic activation triggered by SIGINT

Ukrainian company Abacus-Tech has unveiled its new NAMET-8 EW system. The complex can automatically activate upon receiving signals from signals intelligence (SIGINT) assets and supports remote management. The presentation took place during the IRON HALLOWEEN PARTY 2026.

The core of the NAMET-8 is a hub unit that provides power distribution and control for eight antenna modules. The device operates on a 22–36 V DC power supply, with options for battery power or mains conversion.

Depending on operational requirements, the system can integrate both omnidirectional (dome) and directional antennas to cover specific sectors at extended ranges. NAMET-8 supports automatic and semi-automatic activation modes triggered by SIGINT data feeds.

Remote control is enabled via a web interface utilising the NATO-standard SAPIENT protocol. Directional antenna modules include Abacus-Tech’s proprietary digital jammer generator, countering ELRS / LoRa, TBS Crossfire, and MilELRS control channels, as well as video links used by FPV drones.

Abacus-Tech is a Ukrainian developer and manufacturer of NAMET electronic warfare systems designed to protect military personnel and vehicles from FPV drones. Operating since 2016, the company shifted its focus entirely to defence technologies in 2023. The enterprise independently designs and manufactures antennas, electronics, and software for its systems. Abacus-Tech is a member of the Ukrainian defence technology clusters IRON and Brave1.