IAI/ELTA Completes Delivery of First Secured Border Crossing in Argentina
The company provided a large-scale, integrated ground system with various radars, EO/IR surveillance sensors, and C3 systems. The next phases will include the provision of UAVs, including BirdEye650D Small Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems (STUAS), BirdEye400 mini-UAVs and HoverMast100 systems
IsraelDefense
| 19/12/2017
BirdEye650D Small Tactical Unmanned Aerial System (Photo: IAI)
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has recently completed the installation of the first secured border crossing in Argentina. The installation was completed just a few months after IAI had won a contract worth tens of millions of dollars for the provision of border control systems for four border crossings characterized by different topologies.
IAI, through its Electronic Defense Group ELTA Systems (IAI/ELTA), has completed the first part of the installation at the La Quiaca border crossing and has delivered it to the Argentinean Home Security Ministry, for use by the Gendarmeria, Argentina's border guard. The next border crossings awaiting installation are Salvador Mazza, Aguas Blancas, and Puerto Iguazu.
IAI/ELTA provided a large-scale, integrated ground system with various radars, EO/IR and additional surveillance sensors, communication systems, and command and control systems. The next phases will include the provision of unmanned aerial systems, including several BirdEye650D Small Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems (STUAS), several mini-UAV BirdEye400 and HoverMast100 systems. A range of additional sensors and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance vehicles (ELI-3302 Granite ISRV) will be provided as well, together with a variety of different radars and EO/IR and other surveillance sensors. The system consists of both fixed towers and mobile stations, enabling versatile operation of the ground forces. Cyber solutions were integrated into the system for early detection and identification of various threats near the border. The information collected from the sensors is sent in real time to the control systems in each border crossing while a centralized system fuses the data into a complete picture which is forwarded to a central command.
Maj. Gen. (ret.) Gadi Shamni, Executive Vice President of Land Systems at IAI, commented, "The integration of IAI's intelligence tools provides Argentina with a novel approach to border control and grappling with multiple challenges faced by many countries. IAI's land systems offer a range of strategic and tactical solutions targeting multiple threats. We combine technological expertise, advanced communication solutions, and innovative operational concepts into a comprehensive solution."
The company provided a large-scale, integrated ground system with various radars, EO/IR surveillance sensors, and C3 systems. The next phases will include the provision of UAVs, including BirdEye650D Small Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems (STUAS), BirdEye400 mini-UAVs and HoverMast100 systems
BirdEye650D Small Tactical Unmanned Aerial System (Photo: IAI)
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has recently completed the installation of the first secured border crossing in Argentina. The installation was completed just a few months after IAI had won a contract worth tens of millions of dollars for the provision of border control systems for four border crossings characterized by different topologies.
IAI, through its Electronic Defense Group ELTA Systems (IAI/ELTA), has completed the first part of the installation at the La Quiaca border crossing and has delivered it to the Argentinean Home Security Ministry, for use by the Gendarmeria, Argentina's border guard. The next border crossings awaiting installation are Salvador Mazza, Aguas Blancas, and Puerto Iguazu.
IAI/ELTA provided a large-scale, integrated ground system with various radars, EO/IR and additional surveillance sensors, communication systems, and command and control systems. The next phases will include the provision of unmanned aerial systems, including several BirdEye650D Small Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems (STUAS), several mini-UAV BirdEye400 and HoverMast100 systems. A range of additional sensors and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance vehicles (ELI-3302 Granite ISRV) will be provided as well, together with a variety of different radars and EO/IR and other surveillance sensors. The system consists of both fixed towers and mobile stations, enabling versatile operation of the ground forces. Cyber solutions were integrated into the system for early detection and identification of various threats near the border. The information collected from the sensors is sent in real time to the control systems in each border crossing while a centralized system fuses the data into a complete picture which is forwarded to a central command.
Maj. Gen. (ret.) Gadi Shamni, Executive Vice President of Land Systems at IAI, commented, "The integration of IAI's intelligence tools provides Argentina with a novel approach to border control and grappling with multiple challenges faced by many countries. IAI's land systems offer a range of strategic and tactical solutions targeting multiple threats. We combine technological expertise, advanced communication solutions, and innovative operational concepts into a comprehensive solution."
