Hidden Level Launches ‘Power in the Sky’ to Detect Unknown RF Airborne Threats

New updates have been reported about Hidden Level.

Hidden Level has introduced a limited release of Power in the Sky, a software-based enhancement to its Airspace Monitoring Service that identifies both known and previously unseen airborne threats without relying on preloaded RF threat libraries. By continuously scanning the radio-frequency environment and converting novel emissions into real-time kinematic tracks, the capability is designed to address the rapid evolution of unmanned aircraft systems and other advanced platforms that are engineered to evade conventional, library-dependent detection tools.

Integrated directly into Hidden Level’s existing mission-defined RF hardware, Power in the Sky requires no new sensors, infrastructure changes, or “rip-and-replace” upgrades, which may lower deployment friction and protect prior customer investment. The system fuses with optical and command-and-control platforms, extends coverage across air, ground, and maritime domains, and is engineered to comply with relevant spectrum, privacy, and cybersecurity rules for fixed, mobile, and expeditionary use, positioning Hidden Level to deepen its role as a provider of adaptive RF intelligence solutions for customers facing complex security and situational awareness challenges.