Dec 15, 2025 11:49 AM
AI-powered C-UAS is a counter-drone system, deployable on fast raiding and special forces craft, uses AI to fuse data from multiple independent sensors, and integrates customizable sensor platforms.
A small team of military researchers recently pushed a new AI-powered counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) into maritime testing at NATO’s Bold Machina exercise.
Built by officer-scholars from the US Naval Postgraduate School, the system was deployed aboard a Dutch Navy combatant craft operating in European waters.
Its mission: detect and identify small, hard-to-track Class 1 drones without emitting signals that could compromise the vessel’s position.
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