DroneShield reports that its first European-produced counter unmanned aerial system (C UAS) has successfully come off the production line, “marking a significant milestone in the company’s global manufacturing and supply chain strategy,” said the company in a press release.
“While the Australian manufactured product continues to be supported by a predominantly Australian supply chain, the European manufactured product has been produced through a contract manufacturing arrangement with a primarily European supply chain, strengthening regional resilience and sovereign capability.
The announcement builds on DroneShield’s expansion into Europe, including the official opening of its European headquarters in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The European-produced system provides AI-powered detection of a wide variety of unmanned aerial threats across the military and civilian sectors, said the company. DroneShield expects further expansion of its European manufacturing operations to meet growing regional demand.
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(Image: DroneShield’s RfPatrol Mk2 provides airspace awareness for military, law enforcement, and executive security personnel)
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