Detection

Vendor Profile: Sentrycs (Ondas Holdings)

Sentrycs assessment. Israeli protocol-level C-UAS acquired by Ondas Holdings. What the technology delivers for airports and sensitive sites — and where the approach has limits.

Vendor Profile: RTX (Raytheon)

RTX assessment. The largest C-UAS contractor by revenue. Coyote interceptors, KuRFS radar, and the LIDS architecture — what the defence prime delivers and where it struggles with agility.

Vendor Profile: Fortem Technologies

Fortem Technologies assessment. Radar-first C-UAS with a kinetic interceptor. What TrueView and SkyDome deliver — and where the architecture has limits.

Vendor Profile: Rafael Advanced Defense Systems

Rafael assessment. Drone Dome, C-Guard, Iron Beam. The most combat-proven C-UAS vendor — what operational experience reveals and where export complexity constrains.

Vendor Profile: Dedrone (by Axon)

Dedrone assessment. Cloud-based, sensor-agnostic airspace security. What the subscription model delivers — and why detection-only is both the strength and the limitation.

Vendor Profile: Anduril Industries

Anduril assessment. Lattice AI, Anvil interceptor, Roadrunner. The most-hyped company in C-UAS — what the platform delivers and where reality diverges from the pitch.

Vendor Profile: DroneShield

DroneShield assessment. Australian pure-play C-UAS across detection and defeat. What the product range delivers — and where the gaps remain.

How Counter-Drone Detection Actually Works

A practitioner's guide to C-UAS detection. How radar, RF sensing, electro-optical, and acoustic systems find drones — and where each one fails.