London Defence develops advanced counter‑unmanned‑air‑system (CUAS) technologies that protect airspace from unauthorized drones.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Unauthorized or hostile drones can infiltrate protected airspace, posing security, safety, and privacy risks for critical infrastructure, public events, and military sites. Existing counter‑drone measures often lack the ability to detect, track, and neutralize multiple threats across a wide frequency spectrum in real time.
Solution
London Defence offers an integrated counter‑unmanned‑air‑system (CUAS) platform that combines detection, tracking, and interception capabilities. The Raptor Track passive RF radar monitors the full 70 MHz–6 GHz band to identify and classify multiple UAVs by their radio signatures. Real‑time AI processing in the Raptor Vision camera provides visual classification and continuous tracking. When a threat is confirmed, the high‑acceleration Raptor XL interception drone executes rapid, autonomous rendezvous and safe neutralization, even in cluttered environments. The Raptor Guard 800 RF effector delivers high‑power jamming across 400 MHz–6 GHz, including GPS L1/L2, to disrupt hostile control links. All sensors and effectors are coordinated through the Raptor Core C2 command suite, which automates detection‑to‑response cycles, supports multi‑vendor integration, and generates NATO‑compatible reports.
Target Audience
Primary customers are defense agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and security firms that require comprehensive, multi‑layered protection against unauthorized drone incursions.
Features
- Passive RF radar (Raptor Track) covering 70 MHz–6 GHz with extensive signal library for simultaneous detection and classification of multiple drones
- AI‑powered vision system (Raptor Vision) that detects, classifies, and tracks UAVs in real time using advanced sensor fusion
- High‑acceleration autonomous interception drone (Raptor XL) with rapid maneuverability and instant targeting for safe neutralization in congested airspace
- High‑power RF mitigation unit (Raptor Guard 800) delivering 800 W output across 400 MHz–6 GHz, including GPS L1/L2 jamming
- Centralized command and control platform (Raptor Core C2) that unifies sensors, effectors, and policy‑driven response automation with NATO‑SAPIENT reporting
- Modular effector options (wearable, panel, handheld, mid‑range) for scalable deployment across short to long ranges
- Industrial‑grade hardware and software designed for continuous operation in complex environments