Systems
One Kill Chain.
Three Pieces.
Counter-UAS fails on economics long before it fails on physics. We build the three pieces that make the economics work: the collection that gets ahead of the launch, the fire control that holds the picture, and the effector cheap enough to actually shoot.
REVENANT UAS
REVENANT
Long-endurance, low-observable ISR and SIGINT aircraft. Persistent collection over contested ground, finding launch sites, operators, and supply routes before anything gets airborne. Priced to be fielded in numbers, and to lose a few without losing the mission.
CORTEX
Hard-kill interceptor built to a cost target first. Dual-mode terminal guidance, canard control, and a warhead sized for Group 1-3 threats. The design requirement is not maximum performance. It is a favorable exchange ratio against a target that costs a few thousand dollars.
VERTEBRA
The backbone. Multi-sensor fusion, track custody, and engagement management across a distributed mesh of radars, EO/IR, and RF sensors. Computes the firing solution, presents it to a human, and executes only on authorization.
How They Work Together
Left Of Launch,
Through Intercept.
Every element is designed to operate degraded. If the link drops, the mesh keeps its tracks. If the mesh is partitioned, each node fights its own sector. What never degrades is step three.
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