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Jul 29, 2025 12:26 PM

Troops will soon be able to detect, track, and neutralize hostile drones through one automated workflow, thanks to a joint venture between Canada’s AirMatrix and the Netherlands’ Robin Radar Systems.

Troops will soon be able to detect, track, and neutralize hostile drones through one automated workflow, thanks to a joint venture between Canada’s AirMatrix and the Netherlands’ Robin Radar Systems.

The two companies have launched a unified counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) platform that combines their radar and AI tech for enhanced drone defense operations.

The new system filters through drone threats in order of importance and deploys countermeasures in real time, enabling faster, automated response “within seconds.”

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