ADEVEX Presents Its Surveillance and Security Systems at BACSI 2026

ADEVEX is participating alongside AICOX in the BACSI 2026 Exercise, which is taking place on March 18 and 19 at the Albacete Air Force Base, showcasing its technological capabilities in the field of electronic surveillance and military C-UxV systems.

As part of the exercise, Miguel Acitores of ADEVEX presented a talk titled “New Challenges for C-UAS Systems”, which analyzed the current challenges arising from the use of UAS and UAS swarms in modern conflicts, as well as the need to evolve C-UxV capabilities to address asymmetric threats in various operational scenarios.

The presentation addressed the application of military C-UxV systems in various key areas, such as the area of operations, the protection of bases and vital assets, force self-protection, and warrior protection, highlighting the importance of having solutions that are modular, scalable, and integrable into higher-level command and control systems.

These capabilities are reflected in the solutions ADEVEX is presenting at BACSI, notably DRACO G1, an advanced ESM/ECM SoftKill electronic countermeasures system designed for the detection, analysis, and neutralization of UxV threats. Its SDR-based architecture enables a reactive and adaptive response to control, navigation, and data transmission links, providing active protection for platforms, critical infrastructure, and sensitive areas.

ADEVEX is also showcasing ART, a solution focused on the detection, tracking, and generation of early warnings against air, land, and maritime threats, designed to integrate into command and control architectures and improve situational awareness in complex operational environments.

The demonstration is rounded out by the Titam Camera, an electro-optical system designed for surveillance, protection, and support of security and defense operations, which provides advanced observation and identification capabilities as part of multisensor solutions.

ADEVEX’s participation in BACSI 2026 underscores its commitment to developing state-of-the-art military C‑UxV systems capable of adapting to various operational scenarios and responding to new challenges in defense and security.