London, England — TEKEVER, a leading provider of advanced AI-based autonomous systems, and Quadsat have successfully conducted flight integration tests of the SpectraLoc payload aboard the AR3 EVO tactical UAS.
This step represents an important milestone in validating the interoperability between Quadsat’s technology and TEKEVER’s modular architecture.
Quadsat is a Danish company specializing in long-range electronic warfare payloads with advanced Radio Frequency (RF) sensing technologies that can detect and geolocate hostile emitters deep behind enemy lines or at sea.
The trials highlighted the AR3 EVO’s potential to operate in conjunction with Quadsat’s technology during active flight. Designed to be platform-agnostic and easily portable across various UAS platforms, the SpectraLoc payload offers a strong technological foundation for detecting and geolocating radio frequency signals.
The continued development of this integration is expected to enhance the ability to transform electromagnetic data into actionable intelligence, supporting operators in building a clearer and more reliable understanding of the electromagnetic environment.
By collecting electromagnetic data intelligence airborne, through the use of the Tekever AR3 EVO, the dependency on expensive and traditional ground-based systems was mitigated and time from detection to action was shortened significantly. This strengthens Tekever’s platform as a tool for electronic warfare and supports forces on the ground with accurate, timely intelligence, saving lives on the battlefield.
“This integration reflects our commitment to building flexible, mission-ready systems that can evolve with operational needs,” said Karl Brew, General Manager of TEKEVER UK. “By enabling seamless collaboration between platforms and advanced sensing technologies, we are reinforcing an open architecture approach that prioritizes adaptability and speed.”
By combining these sovereign technologies, both companies are focused on building adaptable ecosystems rather than closed, proprietary systems. This modular approach allows defence and security forces to integrate best-in-class sensors more efficiently, supporting evolving mission requirements without the need for extensive platform reconfiguration.
CEO, Niels Bjerregaard at Quadsat:
“We greatly appreciate the collaboration and the opportunity to integrate our SpectraLoc solution into the Tekever AR3 EVO. At Quadsat, we are committed to ensuring our technology can be implemented across platforms, enabling flexible and scalable deployment for gaining an advantage on the battlefield of today using new technology to dominate the electromagnetic spectrum.”
Looking ahead, both companies will continue to collaborate on further testing and refinement of the integrated solution, with a focus on enhancing performance and operational reliability in complex environments.
As leading providers of AI-centric uncrewed aerial systems and advanced sensing technologies, TEKEVER and Quadsat continue to drive the evolution of autonomous platforms. The ongoing integration of SpectraLoc with the AR3 EVO reflects a shared strategy to deliver scalable, end-to-end systems that maintain operational readiness at the tactical edge.
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