Apr 24, 2026 11:28 AM
Could military units soon manage counter-drone operations without heavy reliance on specialists? Roke suggests this may be possible.
Could military units soon manage counter-drone operations without heavy reliance on specialists? Roke suggests this may be possible.
The Hampshire-based firm has officially made its “Cortexa Guardian” available to the market, offering a configurable solution to detect, track, and identify multiple aerial threats.
The system is intended to be operable by any soldier within days, reducing the months of specialist training traditionally required for counter-drone operations.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: UK’s Roke Ditches Specialist Dependency With New Counter-Drone System
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