Silynxcom Ltd. has developed an AI-enabled wearable drone detection and early-warning platform. Currently at prototype stage, the device is designed to detect drone acoustic signatures in real time, including those from fibre-optic guided drones.
The company is developing this new platform as a standalone product. It is designed to operate without integration into tactical radio systems, while retaining the option to connect with existing tactical communication equipment where required.
The on-device AI analyses potential drone signatures and the wearer receives an alert. The acoustic detection capability builds on Silynxcom’s personnel headset, which amplifies drone sounds for soldiers in the field while protecting their hearing from the continuous and sudden noise of the battlefield.
A mesh networking capability is under development and is being designed to enable multiple wearable devices to connect and form coordinated protection groups, so that an alert generated by one device could be shared across connected platoon members, enabling collective situational awareness and coordinated early warning without dependence on existing infrastructure.
The company is establishing a dedicated team to lead its counter-drone activities.
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Image: The company currently provides headsets for military customers (Silynx)