Female Engineers Design and Build Advanced “Sayyad” Electronic Warfare System
In a historic achievement for Iran’s defense industry, a team of Iranian women engineers has fully designed and produced the advanced electronic warfare system known as “Sayyad.” The system represents a major step forward in the country’s modern, non‑kinetic defense capabilities.
A New Era of Digital Warfare
The Sayyad system is an advanced electronic warfare (EW) platform that protects national defense networks without firing a single bullet. Instead, it uses electromagnetic waves to intercept, disrupt, or deceive enemy systems across radar, drone, and navigation channels.
Precision Deception and Signal Disruption
Key capabilities include creating false navigation signals, misleading hostile targeting systems, and disrupting enemy radar and UAV operations — a field where accuracy and timing are crucial. This sophisticated system highlights the growing technical expertise and innovative capacity of Iranian defense engineers.
Women at the Heart of the System’s Development
Remarkably, the entire system — from initial design to full production — was developed entirely by Iranian women specialists. Their success underscores the expanding role of women in high‑tech military and industrial engineering sectors, placing them firmly on the frontlines of the nation’s modern defense efforts.