Sectors

Military

DroneShield provides portable and fixed counter-UAS solutions for Army, Navy and Air Force personnel to strengthen protection against asymmetric drone threats

UAS are increasingly used in military conflicts by near-peer adversaries and terrorist groups, as a highly effective asymmetric threat for payload delivery and battlefield surveillance, as single UAS threats or swarms.

DroneShield’s specialized technologies provide military personnel (Army, Navy and Air Force) with wearable, vehicle/ship and fixed-site multi-mission solutions to combat the UAS threats. Our solutions provide differentiated, AI-based, comprehensive, world leading capabilities in detection and countermeasures in a layered, ruggedised solution. DroneShield complements the military’s existing detection methods rather than “sell yet another box”, helping our armed forces strengthen their defense against airborne threat vectors.

As the original pioneer in the C-UAS sector, we made significant organic investments in capability development, talent and unique facilities in our U.S. and Australian teams. Our engineering team is world-renowned, and our customer deployment teams are typically military veterans with deep mission experience and understanding of deployment requirements. DroneShield’s AI-enabled C-UAS RfPatrol, RfOne, and DroneSentry-X products also have the capability to provide a SAPIENT compliant output.

In addition to C-UAS, our expertise in Electronic Warfare and ISR produces superior results for situational awareness for our customers.

Our culture of systematic approach to innovation ensures ongoing cutting edge capability for the warfighter.

If you are a part of the U.S. Department of Defense and require a contract vehicle to purchase DroneShield equipment, please contact us to discuss available options on info@droneshield.com

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How can C-UAS can help the Military sector?

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DroneSentry with RfOne detection unit Demonstrated to Australian Defence Force

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DroneSentry-X mounted to UGV demonstrated at Army Robotics Exposition

DroneSentry-C2 Command-and-Control system in MIL-STD-2525 compliant mode

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Detection

Our sensors have world-leading drone detection and tracking range performance.

Detects and identifies intruding UAS using multi-sensor technology.
Detect and track multiple drones simultaneously.
GNSS-navigated/”silent” drones can be picked up via their downlinks (sending telemetry/location and video feeds back to the pilot).

Protection

Comprehensive protection for forward operating bases, weapons, artillery and personnel.
Automatically or manually disrupt threats - forcing them to ground or return to operator.

Controlled Management

Our defeat technologies offer non-kinetic jamming for the controlled management of threats. DroneShield’s C-UAS defeat capabilities do not involve protocol manipulation or “cyber” tactics, given the limitations of those methods.

Monitoring

Real-time monitoring and instant alerts
Alerts of type, location and direction of UAS, preserving data from the alert
Indicates location of detections

Data & Evidence Collection

Retains alert data for use as digital evidence in reports and assessments
DroneShield propriety DroneOptID software records camera footage of intruding drones to use as evidence
Intuitive and feature rich alerting, tracking and reporting

Integration

Easily integrates into existing security and control room systems
Zero emission sensors with no interreference or spectrum approvals required
Training, customer support and regular firmware updates DroneShield own propriety software and hardware

Portable Solutions

Mobile, handheld and dismounted solutions suited to support on the move patrol or target missions.

Case Studies

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Nov 20, 2023

Air Force Base

Nov 20, 2023

DroneShield deployed a DroneSentry detect and defeat system at Grand Forks Air Force Base. The deployment had multiple DroneSentry units around the large-scale site, forming a 360° integrated Counter Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) platform for long-range detection, classification, tracking, and defeat.

Nov 20, 2023