HARDKILL COUNTER UAV

 Rogue UAVs pose threats from espionage to direct attack. Armed forces need portable and scalable hard-kill and soft-kill systems to neutralize single drones or coordinated swarms with high precision.

Even small drones can halt flight operations. Airports require automated detection, classification, and neutralization of drones entering restricted airspace, without affecting civilian radar systems or communications.

 Infrastructure sites are vulnerable to drone-based reconnaissance, cyber payloads, or physical attacks. C-UAV systems here must operate 24/7 with minimal false alarms and high reliability, often in remote or high-EMI environments. 

 Drones are used for smuggling, riots, surveillance, and targeted attacks. Police and paramilitary forces need rapid-deployment C-UAV units during VIP movements, festivals, or political events. 

 VVIPs and corporate leaders face increasing privacy and security threats via drones. Lightweight, mobile C-UAV systems ensure privacy and protection during events or at residences. 

 Drones are used to drop phones, drugs, and weapons into prison yards or cross borders unnoticed. These facilities require persistent surveillance and localized neutralization methods without endangering inmates or guards.