Unmanned Aerial Vehicles have made major technological steps in the last years becoming an important tool for most industries in a positive way. The developed capabilities across the unmanned aerial industry have made processes and tasks much easier at lower costs, making this technology accessible to more people.
However, small, inexpensive, and commercially available UAVs have increasingly become a real threat, when misused for illegal uses such as espionage, sabotage or terrorism. Xpeller is a autonomous system solution developed specifically to effectively detect, track, classify and mitigate unmanned aerial systems in a predefined protected zone.
Applications
Long range air surveillance for safety and security. Detection of drones and aircraft in military and civil airports. Connectivity to kinetic and non-kinetic countermeasures.
Example: military airbase solution
Long-range surveillance to ensure safety and security:
Surveillance capabilities and effective drone mitigation during crowded public events and national festivities in specific zones. Providing a safe, drone-free space for the general public and/or VIPs.
Example: event solution
Mobile and rapidly deployable solutions for short and mid-range surveillance:
Protection of public areas, production sites, government buildings or critical urban infrastructures.
Example: Urban solution
Fixed or mobile installation for short and mid-range urban surveillance:
Xpeller is a family of C-UAV systems available in multiple configurations with different individual sensor systems for different scenarios and requirements.
Operating mode
HENSOLDT’s counter-UAV solution Xpeller works based on a three-step principle: a mix of sensors detects and tracks potential threats, so that the operators know there is something out there. By using smart sensor and machine-learning technologies, Xpeller can verify and classify the detected threats – it understands what is happening. It then reacts directly using a variety of integrated effectors to defeat or mitigate the identified danger.
Xpeller on screen