What happened
Ukrainian defense company InLab has made two products available for order through the Brave1 marketplace, including ePoints: the codified Boryslav passive electronic-intelligence detector and the STRYI electronic-warfare station. Boryslav detects analog FPV-drone video transmissions, displays video in real time, monitors the radio environment and identifies transmitter frequencies. STRYI is designed to jam FPV-drone control and video links and protect positions, rotation and logistics routes, convoys and critical-infrastructure sites. InLab reports that Boryslav scans 700–6,000 MHz in under one minute, detects signals at up to 30 km and monitors up to 24 video channels.
Why it matters
The listing gives Ukrainian users a defined route to acquire a domestic passive FPV-detection system and a complementary jammer. Together, the systems support a layered counter-FPV role: Boryslav can locate and observe analog video transmissions without emitting radio signals, while STRYI can target control and video links. InLab reports endurance of at least six hours for Boryslav and 12–15 hours of active operation, or up to 60 hours on standby, for STRYI.
Sources
- Defender Media — Ukrainian — “Борислав” виявляє, “СТРИЙ” придушує сигнал: як працюють системи РЕБ/РЕР InLab (2026-10-26T10:56:32.000Z)