The wave breaking suitcase protects the head of Russia

Russian scientists have successfully built a suitcase that can prevent eavesdropping and radio bomb detonation.

The Russian Unified Equipment Manufacturing Corporation (OPK) in mid-2016 announced the successful development of a multi-frequency wave-breaking system , neatly installed in a briefcase that can help heads and officials. The government is against conspiracy to eavesdrop and attack with remote control explosive devices, according to Sputnik.

This device is capable of interfering with radio signals and remote control on all bands, preventing any remote detonation of bombs within dozens of meters around the owner of the briefcase. .

Simulation image designed to break the suitcase, protect high-ranking Russian officials.(Photo: Moscow Times).

In terms of operating principle, the device includes transceivers and antennas capable of analyzing the electromagnetic spectrum around it, thereby immediately suppressing the radio waves broadcast to activate the hidden device. in the surrounding locations.

The radio wave sensors in the suitcase are very sensitive, can be adjusted according to the change of the remote control waveform of the attacker. The device will broadcast high power, "crushing" the weak wave of the enemy, preventing the threat of triggering the bomb.

All of the top parts of the device are minimized and can be compacted into a small suitcase, but their features are not diminished. The suitcase is designed to look like a normal and light weight suitcase that can be easily carried around without being noticed.

According to security experts, this suitcase is a breakthrough, because systems with functions similar to Europe's SMART are very large in size, often installed on specialized cars.

"On the outside, it is just like a suitcase of ordinary materials that anyone can carry. But this device itself can effectively protect the safety of President Vladimir Putin as well as government officials. Russia is in the midst of growing and unpredictable threats from terrorism , " a Russian defense official said.

The device is also designed to prevent unauthorized access to confidential data and information of the Russian government.

For example, in a secret meeting forced to organize in unsafe assessment locations, the system has set up a protective "belt" by detecting and blocking signals emitted from all kinds of eavesdropping devices within 50 m.

"The idea of ​​producing this device comes from the existence of a nuclear suitcase called " Cheget " , the symbol of the Russian President's power transmitted over time. " , a representative of OPK said.