Revector’s IMSI Catcher, the Revector Detector. can be used by SAR teams and first responders to locate mobile phones during critical scenarios and in hostile terrain, providing an essential rescue capability when accuracy and time are of the essence.
There are two common types of Search and Rescue mission, one where you know the specific device(s) that are being searched for, and the other where any devices need to be found, for example in Natural Disastors. Revector Detector has features that can cater to both.
Once the MISPERs have been targeted, Revector Detector can provide an estimated location down to 20m radius, helping locate the missing person in hard to navigate environments, much easier.
The operator can then initiate a private network with the MISPER to begin communication to further assist with the search mission.
IMSI Catcher UAV
IMSI Catcher Covert
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