Apr 13, 2026 11:56 AM
US firm Talon Avionics is turning to AI and acoustic sensing to track and intercept small drone threats with its new SECTR system.
US firm Talon Avionics is turning to AI and acoustic sensing to track and intercept small drone threats with its new SECTR system.
The solution is built around a modular 10×10 launch platform, known as the SECTR-IK-02 interceptor station, which can scale to as many as 100 launch tubes and is controlled from a single command station.
At the core of SECTR is a fully passive detection layer that relies on acoustic sensing rather than radar emissions, helping reduce the risk of exposing the location of protected assets.
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