Ukrainian technology company BlueBird Tech, in cooperation with Ukrainian artist and National Guard serviceman Artem Loik, donated a Chuyka 3.0 drone detector to the National Guard of Ukraine.
The BlueBird Tech device has already been delivered to National Guard servicemembers carrying out combat missions in some of the most heavily contested areas of the front. It will help Ukrainian troops detect enemy FPV drones in time.
“We are providing ‘Chuyka’ to National Guard servicemembers who operate under constant drone attacks every day. We are confident that the solution developed by our engineers will help them respond to FPV drones at an early stage and, as a result, save lives. This Ukrainian-made drone detector will operate where it is urgently needed right now,” said Anastasiia Matvieieva, Chief Commercial Officer at BlueBird Tech.
How the BlueBird Tech Chuyka 3.0 Drone Detector Works
Chuyka 3.0 is a personal signals intelligence device developed in Ukraine by BlueBird Tech engineers. It detects analog video signals transmitted by FPV drones.
The detector scans three frequency ranges: 900–1800 MHz, 2870–4080 MHz, and 4860–6060 MHz. A complete scanning cycle takes between 4 and 8 seconds, while the detection range is up to 4 km.
