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GRALE (powered by SEPA)
Grale is a compact, high-performance antenna system designed to protect drones and autonomous systems from jamming and GPS denial. Lightweight, power-efficient, and platform-agnostic, Grale enables mission-critical performance in the world’s most contested electronic environments.
3D model based on “FPV-dron_NonStop” by Viktor_, used under CC BY. Modified by Archaius Inc.
Comparison Table
Grale
CRPA/FRPA
Controlled Reception Pattern Antennas
Fiber Optic
Including Fibre Optics
Protection Type
Mobility & Flexibility
Size & Weight
Power Consumption
Cost
Deployment Platforms
Scalability
Closet Approach
Detects, mitigates, and localized interfernece
High (compact, light, deployable on small platforms)
Compact and lightweight
Low
Low
Drones, small vehicles, handheld, larger platforms
Mass producible
0 m
Reduces directional jamming
Moderate (requires large platforms)
Large and heavy
High
High
GPS only
Limited to largescale military platforms
220 m
Immune to RF Jamming but limited to physical tether range
Very low (fixed, non-mobile)
Bulky
--
Low per unit
Fixed facilities, connected vehicles (limited)
Limited to intelligence, surveilance, and ISR
0 m
GRALE in the Field: Operational Use Cases
Scenario 1: ISR Mission – Eastern Europe
Context:
NATO recon teams operate in a contested RF environment near the front lines in Ukraine.
Challenge:
Standard drones lose uplink to Russian jammers like the R-330Zh.
Grale Outcome:
- Detects jammer and cancels >50 dB - Maintains GPS and command links - Triangulates jammer → guides NATO HIMARS strike - Drone completes ISR and returns safely