Drone Hunters in Critical Infrastructure Protection

As drone technology advances, protecting critical infrastructure by using traditional security measures have become insufficient. Unauthorized rogue drones acting alone or in swarms can easily capture sensitive information or attack critical infrastructure sites, causing destruction of property, physical injuries or even collateral damage. Transportation systems, government facilities, financial services, chemical plants, nuclear reactors, military bases. If targeted, these and other critical infrastructure sectors may collapse and incapacitate national security, economics, public safety and health. 

Drone hunters, intentionally designed as counter-UAVs weapons, are able to chase down various types of intruders. They may use net guns or, if necessary, destroy multiple attackers simultaneously by other means.

As a result of working for a client on the Dronehub project, the Fly4Future team has developed an advanced autonomous drone hunter software solution to help protect airspace from rogue drones. This fully autonomous system operates without the need for human intervention once the parameters are set. The drone hunting system has been successfully implemented in real-world conditions and is capable of capturing enemy drones. It features modular mounting of sensors, allowing for adaptability in various scenarios and scalability for commercial production and application. Designed to autonomously detect, track, and neutralize unwanted drones in an airspace, the system allows easy deployment of the drone hunters, and can be seamlessly integrated into existing security solutions. This ensures efficient protection against potential threats posed by unauthorized or dangerous aerial vehicles.