Ericsson to Launch 5G Drone Detection Pilots in 2027

Ericsson has outlined intentions to begin pilot projects focused on detecting drones via 5G infrastructure. The initiative is scheduled to launch in 2027.

The specific details regarding the locations, scope, or technical parameters of these upcoming pilots have not been disclosed at this time. Information about potential partners or funding for the project remains unavailable.

Further updates on the progress and outcomes of these planned tests are not yet clear.

Ericsson employs about 3,346 people in Plano, according to local government records.

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