The Israeli Ministry of Defense (MoD) has placed a repeat order for 50 unattended ground sensor (UGS) tactical systems from SensoGuard. The systems will be deployed for border protection, helping field units detect and disrupt illegal smuggling activity along remote stretches of terrain.
SensoGuard's UGS tactical kits have been in use by the Israeli MoD since 2013, with the company working closely with field units to gather feedback and refine the systems with each new deployment. SensoGuard's wireless UGS sensors are built on patent-protected seismic detection technology and are battlefield-proven, battery-operated for years, plug-and-play, maintenance-free, and immune to environmental conditions.
The sensors will be installed at points of interest along the border to detect movement and flag suspicious activity before it reaches a populated area, giving patrol teams the lead time they need to respond.
SensoGuard COO Ronen Amitai commented on the renewed order: "The open and professional discussion between SensoGuard and the MoD serves both sides. We learn every year how to make our systems better, smarter, and more efficient."
This 50-unit order was one step in a relationship that has grown steadily since 2013. Since 2020 alone, SensoGuard has supplied around 1,000 UGS systems to the MoD, a pace that later culminated in a landmark order for over 3,500 UGS systems, the largest single deal in the partnership's history.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many UGS tactical systems did the Israeli MoD order?
The Israeli Ministry of Defense placed a repeat order for 50 unattended ground sensor (UGS) tactical systems from SensoGuard.
What will the sensors be used for?
The systems will be deployed for border protection, installed at points of interest along the border to detect movement and flag suspicious activity before it reaches a populated area, giving patrol teams the lead time they need to respond.
How long has SensoGuard supplied the Israeli MoD?
SensoGuard's UGS tactical kits have been in use by the Israeli MoD since 2013, with the company working closely with field units to gather feedback and refine the systems with each new deployment.