The Bengaluru-based company develops autonomous aerial interceptors designed to detect, track and bring down hostile unmanned aircraft, including swarms.
Counter-drone defence has settled into two approaches.
Soft kill means interfering with the signals a drone depends on, jamming its navigation or its link to an operator.
Hard kill means physically stopping it.
Soft kill is cheaper and reversible, and it fails against anything flying a pre-programmed route without needing a signal at all.
That failure mode is why interceptors have gained ground.
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