At EW Live 2026 in Tartu, Estonia, ATDI demonstrated its latest capabilities in drone detection, automated counter-drone network simulation, and an Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) digital twin that recreates real-world EMS conditions in a simulated environment.
The demonstration combined HTZ Warfare, ATDI’s flagship RF simulation software, with ICS Monitoring and HiNT. Operating in TDOA (Time Difference of Arrival) mode, ICS Monitoring detected and analysed live drone targets, generated alarms and automatically transferred detections into HTZ Warfare.
HiNT, ATDI’s AI engine, then used this information within HTZ Warfare to automatically assess the effectiveness of the jamming network without manual intervention.
The scenario combined continuous drone monitoring with “what-if” analysis, demonstrating how operators can evaluate live moving targets and assess countermeasure network performance as conditions change.
The demonstration covered the complete RF scenario lifecycle, from frontline sensors through to the Defence HQ back end, supporting EMS situational awareness. Through ongoing EMS wargaming, organisations can build intelligence over time and use this knowledge to support tactical and EW network operations.
The new capabilities demonstrated in HTZ Warfare and ICS Monitoring will be released next month.
The demonstration connected these capabilities in one operational workflow: plan the electromagnetic environment, detect changes, add intelligence and assess available EW assets against the developing threat.
By combining predicted and measured data with relevant intelligence, operators gain a dynamic view of the battlespace, helping them understand emerging threats, assess available assets and refine their response as conditions change.
Want to see the workflow for yourself? Contact us today. Download our EW Live brochure or request a demonstration of HTZ Warfare, ICS Monitoring and HiNT.
