Counter-UAS systems, autonomous air platforms and fibre-optic border protection from one integrator

A customer securing a site against unmanned aircraft usually buys three things separately: a detection and neutralisation system, air platforms of their own, and perimeter protection. Our offer covers all three layers in one portfolio, which changes not so much the parameters as the number of interfaces somebody has to tune to each other.

Falcon: detect, track, neutralise

Falcon is an automated counter-UAS system built to detect, track and neutralise unmanned aircraft. It covers three classes of target: commercial airframes, FPV and long-range loitering munitions of the Shahed type.

The architecture is fully automated and integrates with existing command systems instead of putting another separate console on the post.

Avalon: a launch platform on a vehicle

Avalon is a combat drone system built around a mobile launch platform on a pick-up vehicle, with twelve telescopic lifts rated IP67. The aircraft work singly or in swarm formations, in manual or automatic mode.

The airframe carries a high-resolution camera, a thermal camera and redundant GPS modules, in an IP54 housing. The lift can work on its own, away from the vehicle, with an underground installation option.

Fibre: a border that reports itself

The fibre-optic border protection system uses the cable as a distributed sensor along its whole length. It detects zone breaches, vibration, footsteps and other acoustic and seismic signatures, locates the event and passes it to the command centre. Monitoring is round the clock and covers extended areas.

The ground layer plugs into what is already standing: reconnaissance drones, cameras, radars and mobile response teams get the coordinates of an event instead of a signal that something is happening on a section.

What we do not publish

Ranges, reaction times, endurance and the type of effector are not published. The parameters of a defence system are given in conversation with the customer, not on a website, and we do not substitute estimates for them.