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Counter-UAS technology: companies, products and buyer research — Page 2

Research counter-uas technology by comparing the published offering, the integration boundary and relevant public records. Verify applicable operating authority and configuration with the responsible customer; a listing is not permission to operate.

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Companies with related published capabilities

  • FIRST RF Corporation

    Boulder, CO, United States

    FIRST RF designs and manufactures advanced antenna systems for airborne, vehicular, fixed-site, man-portable, maritime, and space applications, including radar, electronic warfare, communications, and counter-UAS missions.

  • Hidden Level, Inc.

    Syracuse, NY, United States

    Hidden Level develops passive radar, RF detection, and distributed sensing systems that provide airspace and spectrum awareness for counter-UAS, defense, critical infrastructure, and public-safety missions.

  • Invariant Corporation

    Huntsville, AL, United States

    Invariant provides engineering and software to defense customers and develops mission systems including a mobile counter-UAS capability integrated with the Marine Air Defense Integrated System and JLTV.

  • Isengard Industries, Inc.

    St. Petersburg, FL, United States

    Isengard Industries develops unmanned combat aircraft, expendable UAVs, and precision-strike systems for defense customers. Its product line includes systems configured for counter-UAS, strike, and one-way missions.

  • IXI Technology Electronic Warfare, LLC

    Yorba Linda, CA, United States

    IXI EW designs and manufactures radio-frequency electronic-warfare and counter-UAS systems, including portable drone detection and mitigation equipment. The company integrates RF detection and countermeasures with radar, optics, and software interfaces for military and critical-infrastructure users.

  • Macatawa Unmanned Systems, LLC

    Holland, MI, United States

    Macatawa Unmanned Systems provides unmanned aircraft and underwater vehicle integration, training, and support, including counter-UAS services for government and commercial operators.

  • MatrixSpace, Inc.

    Burlington, MA, United States

    MatrixSpace combines portable radar, edge AI, and multi-sensor fusion to detect, classify, and track low-flying aircraft and drone threats. Its systems support counter-UAS operations, expeditionary deployments, and integration with command-and-control systems.

  • MaxVision, Rugged Portable Computers LLC

    Madison, AL, United States

    MaxVision designs and manufactures rugged portable workstations, computers, servers, and displays for demanding field environments. Its systems support geospatial, counter-UAS, UAV, and tactical-edge applications.

  • Mistral Inc.

    Bethesda, MD, United States

    Provides defense products and integration across C4ISR sensors, counter-UAS, indirect fires, blast management, communications shelters, and manufacturing.

  • Mod2Analytics, LLC

    Aurora, CO, United States

    Mod2Analytics provides engineering and signals-analysis solutions for counter-unmanned missions. Its capabilities include drone-threat detection, technical analysis, digital signal processing, and defeat planning for government and military customers.

  • Parsons Corporation

    Centreville, VA, United States

    Provides counter-UAS and autonomous threat-detection and defeat capabilities for defense and homeland-security missions.

  • Perseus Defense, Inc.

    Buda, TX, United States

    Perseus Defense develops portable kinetic missile interceptor systems and launchers designed to counter Group 1 and Group 2 unmanned aircraft threats for U.S. defense and homeland security customers.

  • RTX

    Arlington, VA, United States

    Aerospace and defense company whose Raytheon business develops Coyote and KuRFS counter-UAS systems for complex drone threats.

  • SEMPRE

    Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    SEMPRE provides secure networking, cloud, cyber, edge-computing, and counter-UAS integration services designed to support resilient operations in austere and contested environments.

  • Sentry View Systems, LLC

    Melbourne, FL, United States

    Sentry View Systems provides remote communications capabilities and counter-UAS solutions for defense and government users. Its technology supports deployed operations and protection against uncrewed aircraft threats.

  • Sightline Intelligence, Inc.

    Portland, OR, United States

    Sightline Intelligence builds low-SWaP hardware and software that processes video onboard aircraft, ground vehicles, and maritime platforms. Its edge AI detects, tracks, and classifies objects for defense, ISR, unmanned systems, and counter-UAS applications.

  • SkySafe, Inc.

    San Diego, CA, United States

    SkySafe provides radio-frequency drone detection, tracking, and airspace intelligence software. Its platform records real-time and historical drone activity, helps locate drone operators, and supports military, government, and critical-infrastructure security operations.

  • Spotter Global, Inc.

    Orem, UT, United States

    Spotter Global designs and manufactures compact surveillance radars and software for perimeter security, mobile surveillance, and counter-drone detection. Its systems support military and critical-infrastructure monitoring in fixed and mobile configurations.

  • SRC, Inc.

    North Syracuse, NY, United States

    Develops radar, electronic-warfare, counter-UAS, counterfire, and border-surveillance systems for U.S. defense customers.

  • Swarm Defense Technologies, Inc.

    Detroit, MI, United States

    Swarm Defense develops U.S.-manufactured drones and software for coordinated multi-aircraft operations, mission planning, and counter-UAS training. Its systems support one-operator swarm control and GPS-denied operations.

  • Thalrix LLC

    Southborough, MA, United States

    Thalrix develops sensor-fusion and drone-detection products combining radar, radio-frequency, optical, and acoustic data. The company reports participation in the DIU Falcon Peak counter-UAS sensing challenge and FAA Project A60.

  • Triad RF Systems, Inc.

    United States

    Triad RF Systems designs and manufactures RF power amplifiers, bidirectional amplifiers, and integrated radio systems for electronic warfare, counter-UAS, ISR data links, and satellite applications.

  • Triton Systems

    Chelmsford, MA, United States

    Creates deployable defense technologies including counter-UAS, advanced materials, energy systems and expeditionary sensing products.

  • Walaris, LLC

    Atlanta, GA, United States

    Walaris develops autonomous surveillance systems that combine cameras, compute, and AI to detect, classify, and track drone threats. Its AirScout products support fixed-site, mobile, and expeditionary defense operations and integrate with existing sensors and command systems.

Related product offerings

  • DroneSentry-C2

    DroneShield USA, LLC · Counter-UAS · Checked 2026-10-06

    Command-and-control software presented within DroneShield’s counter-drone product portfolio.

  • Leonidas

    Epirus · Counter-UAS · Checked 2026-10-07

    A family of software-defined solid-state high-power microwave systems.

Related award descriptions

  • W912CH26FA117 contract award

    AeroVironment · Department of Defense · 2026-07-02 · Reported $80.6M

    THIS EFFORT IS FOCUSED ON PROVIDING OPERATIONAL UTILITY OF THESE SYSTEMS FOR USE BY DEPARTMENT OF WAR (DOW) PERSONNEL FOR FORCE PROTECTION, BASE DEFENSE, AND COUNTER-UAS OPERATIONS.

  • W912CH26CA019 contract award

    UAV Solutions, Inc. · Department of Defense · 2026-06-11 · Reported $123K

    PROCUREMENT OF COST EFFECTIVE FIXED WING UAS SYSTEMS, SUB-SYSTEMS AND SUPPORT FOR COUNTER UAS AND STRIKE APPLICATIONS.

Recently observed open and planning notices

  • OPEN - Proliferated Low-Altitude Detection for C-sUAS

    DSIP · Open · Closing 2026-10-21 · Observed 2026-10-13

    DoW SBIR 2026 CSO sensor network, sensors, acoustic, optical, radio frequency, C-sUAS, sneaky drone, RF-silent dark drone, base defense Innovations in Counter-UAS sensor technologies, data processing, and networking to solve the "sneaky drone" problem by improving the detection, tracking, and identification of small, low-altitude, terrain-masked, and RF-silent Group 1-3 UAS. The system must detect targets from 1 meter up to 300 meters (threshold), 500 meters (objective) off the ground, with individual sensor nodes detecting targets at a horizontal range of at least 100 meters. The nodes must i

  • Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems Rapid Maturation

    DSIP · Pre-Release · Closing 2026-11-25 · Observed 2026-10-13

    DoW SBIR 2027 BAA Counter-UAS; C-sUAS; Group 1 UAS; Group 2 UAS; autonomous threat detection; edge artificial intelligence; multi-sensor fusion; denied environment Mature commercial and dual-use technologies that detect, track, identify, or defeat small low-flying drones (Group 1 and Group 2 unmanned aerial systems) in hostile or contested areas.

  • Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems Rapid Maturation

    DSIP · Pre-Release · Closing 2026-11-25 · Observed 2026-10-13

    DoW SBIR 2027 BAA Counter-UAS; C-sUAS; Group 1 UAS; Group 2 UAS; autonomous threat detection; edge artificial intelligence; multi-sensor fusion; denied environment Mature commercial and dual-use technologies that detect, track, identify, or defeat small low-flying drones (Group 1 and Group 2 unmanned aerial systems) in hostile or contested areas.

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