Counter-Drone / C-UAS
Counter-drone or C-UAS (Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems) refers to technologies and measures for detecting, identifying, and defending against unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). These systems use sensors, radars, radio direction finders, and electronic countermeasures to detect and neutralize drone activity at an early stage—for example, through signal jamming, takeover, or physical defense. The aim is to effectively prevent threats to the military, infrastructure, and public safety posed by hostile, illegal, or dangerous drones.
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