Prezis, Robin Radar Systems and Hyllus Systems have announced a strategic partnership to design, develop and commercialise a fully Dutch-built mobile counter-unmanned aircraft system (C-UAS).
“The collaboration brings together three of the Netherlands’ most advanced defence technology companies to deliver an end-to-end solution capable of detecting, tracking, classifying and neutralising hostile drone threats across maritime domains,” say the companies in a joint press release.
Prezis serves as system integrator, bringing together all components through its proven operational Command & Control (C2) platform. This software forms the backbone of a fully integrated Counter-UAS architecture, combining warhead control, user interface, project management, and platform integration into a single operational framework.
Robin Radar Systems produces the IRIS radar, a 360° detection and classification system capable of identifying drone threats at extended range, on the move, and in complex electromagnetic environments.
Hyllus Systems delivers the interceptor layer: an autonomous drone designed for last-mile precision engagement of hostile UAS, minimising collateral risk and cost-per-kill.
“The planned integrated architecture is designed to operate as a standalone C-UAS capability or as a plug-in layer within existing air defence networks. It is deployable on maritime vessels, giving commanders flexible, scalable protection wherever the threat emerges.”
For more information
https://prezis.eu/prezis-partners-with-robin-radar-and-hyllus-to-develop-a-dutch-integrated-mobile-counter-uas-solution/