Kasper Defence builds defence technology that creates deceptive signatures and false presence to generate tactical uncertainty for military forces. Their solutions employ electronic‑warfare and sensor‑manipulation techniques to mislead adversaries, supporting both training exercises and real‑world operations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Military forces operating in contested environments often face adversaries with advanced surveillance and targeting capabilities, making it difficult to conceal the location and movement of critical assets. Without effective means to obscure real positions, units are vulnerable to detection, targeting, and loss of operational effectiveness.
Solution
Kasper Defence creates Finnish defence technology that generates deception and false presence, introducing tactical uncertainty for opponents. Their systems emit signals or signatures that mimic real assets, allowing operators to mask true locations and confuse enemy sensors. By presenting multiple plausible targets, the technology forces adversaries to allocate resources inefficiently and reduces the likelihood of successful strikes on genuine forces. The approach enhances survivability and supports mission success in high‑risk, sensor‑dense battlefields.
Target Audience
Primary customers are defense ministries, armed forces, and defense contractors seeking to enhance the survivability and operational effectiveness of their units in contested, sensor‑rich environments.
Features
- Deception emitters that produce realistic false signatures to imitate genuine military assets
- Adaptive false‑presence algorithms that adjust signal patterns to match evolving threat detection methods
- Integration capability with existing command, control, communications, and intelligence (C3I) platforms
- Low‑observable design to minimize the system’s own detectability while creating deceptive effects
- Scalable deployment options for individual units, vehicle formations, or larger force structures