Counter-UAS systems and policies – Page 25

US JITF 401 announces USD5.2 million purchase of Bumblebee V2 C-UAS interceptors

February 10, 2026 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

The US Department for War has announced the Joint Interagency Task Force 401 has reached a USD5.2 million agreement to provide U.S. forces with the

Fortem completes autonomous drone swarm intercept

February 9, 2026 Kylie Bielby Counter-UAS systems and policies

Fortem has completed an autonomous 5-vs-5 drone intercept with safe capture of every target, demonstrating a scalable counter-swarm defence capability. In a live test, five

TYTAN and KNDS expand drone defence collaboration

February 9, 2026 Kylie Bielby Counter-UAS systems and policies

KNDS and TYTAN Technologies are expanding their existing collaboration in the field of drone defence with a new memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed on February

Drone Defence launches AeroStrike high-speed C-UAS interceptor

February 9, 2026 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

Drone Defence has unveiled AeroStrike, a high-speed drone interceptor developed to counter hostile and unauthorised unmanned aerial systems operating in high threat environments. According to

Parsons C-UAS deployed to US southern border

February 6, 2026 Kylie Bielby Counter-UAS systems and policies

Parsons Corporation’s DroneArmor™ autonomous counter-uncrewed aircraft system (C-UAS) has been deployed by a federal national security customer to provide additional security and protect personnel, communities

Teledyne FLIR upgrades Ranger software with fast scan technology

February 6, 2026 Kylie Bielby Counter-UAS systems and policies

Teledyne FLIR Defense has announced software enhancements to its Ranger R8-3DX and Ranger R20SS platforms, deployed for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) operations as well as

Origin Robotics starts BLAZE C-UAS drone deliveries to Latvia, Belgium and Estonia

February 6, 2026 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

Only months after the initial procurement announcements, Riga-based defence technology company Origin Robotics has begun delivering its BLAZE interceptor system to the armed forces of

Czech CSG Group and Türkiye’s Aselsan partner on C-UAS and related projects

February 5, 2026 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

Czech defence firm Excalibur International, part of the CSG group, and Türkiye’s defence electronics company Aselsan have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to establish an EU-based

Moog and C-UAS radar company Echodyne announce new partnership

February 5, 2026 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

Moog Inc and Echodyne Corp have announced an agreement to accelerate the development and demonstration of integrated hardware and software solutions for defense applications by combining Moog’s weapon-system capabilities with Echodyne’s radar systems. “This collaboration will enable Moog

Blighter “boosts stealth characteristics of its e-scan C-UAS radars”

February 5, 2026 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

Blighter reports it has further boosted the stealth characteristics of its e-scan radars to better serve the growing number of developers of crewed and autonomous multi-sensor