December1 Presents DroneSensor Providence Radio-Frequency Scanner

December1 presented DroneSensor Providence, a radio-frequency scanner for detecting unmanned aerial vehicle communications, at the IRON HALLOWEEN PARTY 2026. The company’s product specifications describe a detection range of 600–8,500 MHz.

Key details

• The manufacturer claims a detection distance of up to 30 km.
• December1 says Providence can recognize several types of drone communications and relay detected information and video to a web interface or the Ukrainian Vezha and DELTA systems.
• The company plans to integrate Providence with its Damba electronic-warfare complex, which would receive detection and classification information for jamming.
• December1 says production stood at hundreds of units per month, with current capacity contracted for the fourth quarter of 2026. The company aims to reach production in the thousands of units per month in 2027.

The manufacturer lists Providence’s operating range as 600–8,500 MHz.

Why it matters

The planned Damba integration would connect signal detection and classification with electronic-warfare equipment. The reported output plans point to a production increase in 2027, from hundreds of units per month to thousands.