DroneShield’s global leadership is driven by innovation, international partnerships, and commitment to Australian manufacturing, with 91% of 2024 revenue from overseas customers supporting national and global security.

DroneShield’s SensorFusionAI integrates diverse sensor data with advanced algorithms to improve threat assessment, reduce false alarms, and enhance real-time decision-making for the Australian Defence Force.

HE Vasyl Myroshnychenko, Ukraine’s Ambassador to Australia, stresses the urgent need for Australia to bolster defences against drone warfare by adopting advanced detection and mitigation technologies, drawing on Ukraine’s experience and advocating international cooperation.

In a world where ‘AI’ is a buzzword, DroneShield believes focusing on Micro-AI is the right approach for C-UAS. It is redefining edge computing by handling mission-critical tasks without bulky infrastructure or massive power consumption. 

DroneShield provides its DroneSentry-C2 ‘enterprise’ command-and-control system to military and civilian users around the world, both in its flagship DroneSentry-C2 format, and the tactical, field commander based, DroneSentry-C2 Tactical.

What technique best defeats rogue drones? This question has surged into importance as threats from drones—becoming more and more capable and accessible—continue to increase dramatically.

Small drones or small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) moved from a novelty to an everyday presence over the past decade across civilian day-to-day life