SkyValor is an advanced layered counter-UAS system that combines long-range detection, automated tracking and precision non-kinetic defeat within a single architecture. Designed to protect defense forces, borders and critical infrastructure, it can detect and defeat Group 1 to 5 UAS at ranges of more than 75 km. This early-warning capability gives operators additional time to evaluate an approaching aircraft and determine the most appropriate response.
The system integrates RF, radar, EO/IR and cellular sensors to identify both transmitting and non-emitting drones. RF sensing detects radio-frequency and line-of-sight control links with full 360-degree coverage. Active radar can reveal 'dark' drones that do not emit RF signals and automatically cues the EO/IR camera for visual confirmation and classification. Cellular sensing detects 4G- and 5G-controlled aircraft by analyzing protocol activity without accessing or inspecting user data. A threat-intelligence framework covering more than 1,000 global unmanned systems helps SkyValor distinguish hostile drones from background activity.
SkyValor operates autonomously around the clock and can neutralize threats using broadband jamming, smart jamming and command-inject effects. Rapid over-the-air updates allow new algorithms and defeat techniques to be introduced as drone technologies and tactics change. The system can also integrate with existing command-and-control and counter-UAS architectures. Trailer-mounted, F-550 vehicle-mounted and tower or fixed-site configurations are available for transportable, mobile and persistent protection.
Specifications:
| Overall Detection & Defeat Range | More than 75 km |
| Active Radar Detection Range | Approximately 25 km |
| Cellular Link Detection Range | Approximately 15 km |
| EO/IR Identification Range | Approximately 5 to 7 km |
