DroneShield (DRO.AX) is a publicly traded Counter-UAS & Directed Energy company founded in 2014 and based in Sydney, Australia.
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DroneGun Mk4 is a handheld countermeasure that disrupts a drone's control, video and navigation signals across a wide range of ISM and satellite-navigation bands. It weighs 3.37 kg with its NATO-standard battery, starts in under 3 seconds and runs for more than an hour of active disruption. In the United States, DroneShield's disruption products are sold to the US government and its authorized representatives.
RfPatrol Mk2 is a passive, non-emitting wearable detector that gives a soldier 360-degree warning of nearby drones. Its omnidirectional antenna covers ISM bands and other common control frequencies, and interchangeable antennas extend its coverage across the spectrum.
DroneSentry is a modular fixed-site installation that combines optical, radar and RF sensors, including third-party radars from Echodyne, Robin Radar and RADA, with optional defeat effectors. It can be installed permanently or temporarily, and several units can be linked to widen coverage. DroneSentry-C2 is the command-and-control software that runs these sites and receives quarterly updates.
RfAI is DroneShield's AI engine for identifying drones from their radio signals, and it recognizes more than 150 common drone models. The third-generation RfAI-3 was unveiled in July 2026 alongside RfRecon, a new hardware product whose scaled production was due to start in the second half of 2026.
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