ParaZero Technologies has received its first order for its DefendAir counter-uncrewed aerial system (C-UAS) system from a US federal government entity.
The order includes DefendAir net launchers, Net Pods and on-site operator training provided by ParaZero personnel. The company said the training will support system familiarisation, deployment and operator proficiency.
DefendAir uses net-based interception to physically capture hostile drones without relying on explosive warheads or conventional gunfire. ParaZero offers configurations for individual operators, mobile forces, vehicles, strategic sites and autonomous C-UAS systems.
The company said the manually operated configuration is intended to provide a physical interception capability as a final layer of defence, particularly where a drone has passed through other defensive measures and conventional interception could present unacceptable risks.
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