Leonardo Eyes UAS Market For BriteCloud Decoy

February 17, 2021
BriteCloud decoy
BriteCloud uses digital radio-­frequency memory technology to lure radio-frequency-guided missiles away from the target aircraft.
Credit: Leonardo
Decoy technology intended for fighters is now in trials for use on remotely piloted air systems, enabling them to operate more safely in increasingly contested environments. BriteCloud has been tested on a self-protection pod for the MQ-9 Tests of the decoy with the U.S. Air National Guard are...

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