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Anti-Drone Systems

A layered anti-drone capability that runs from detection and electronic soft-kill through to hard-kill effectors: the I2 DEFENDER interceptor drone, the NEMESIS remote weapon system and the ARES-SHIELD networked air defence architecture that ties them together.

Layered anti-drone command and control picture
Architecture

Three layers, one picture

The anti-drone line is engineered inside the drones division, so the systems that defeat hostile aircraft are designed against the same airframes we build and fly. Detection, soft-kill and hard-kill are tied together by a single command and control picture rather than sold as separate boxes.

  • Detect — radar, RF direction finding and EO/IR cueing across the protected volume
  • Soft-kill — directional jamming and protocol takeover for controllable threats
  • Hard-kill — interceptor drones and remote weapon stations for the terminal layer
  • Command — one operator console, one track picture, auditable engagement log
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I2 DEFENDER interceptor drone
Threat

When jamming is no longer enough

Autonomous AI-guided drones navigate without GPS or a radio link, and fibre-optic controlled drones carry their command channel on a spool of glass. Neither can be jammed. Layered defence therefore has to end in a kinetic option, held ready but used only when the soft-kill layer has failed.

  • Unjammable autonomous and fibre-optic threats defeated kinetically
  • Swarm engagement sequencing across multiple interceptors
  • Rules of engagement and authorisation enforced at the console
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