In brief
Estonia plans an air-threat warning system that would let residents track drone movements. Development is intended to take six months, but the technical design and final cost remain undecided.
Estonia's government intends to develop an air-threat alert system modelled on Ukraine's, allowing residents to see whether a threat is approaching their community. Novynarnia, citing Suspilne, reported Martin Herem's comments to ERR that development should take six months.
Herem said the system should offer more detail than a siren or warning message, helping people make their own decisions and reducing anxiety. The intended model is Ukraine's system of apps providing real-time information about the airspace.
Mati Tikerpuu, an adviser to Estonia's defence minister, said funding was available, but the final cost would depend on the partner selected. The technical solution remains undecided, with initial work expected to focus on a dedicated app. He also raised the possibility of releasing some information so other developers could build their own tools.
Novynarnia's report did not specify a funding amount, when the six-month development period would begin, or a launch date.
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