Detection algorithms, fleet operations, C2 integration — lessons from building and deploying passive thermal counter-UAS, written by the people doing it.

Where attack drones are heading in the next three to five years, the evidence for each shift, and what it means for counter-UAS.
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Russia used about 3,900 jet Gerans in September, up from 350 in June, and their final approach increasingly needs no radio link.
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Three days at the Army's biggest show in Washington: the drones got cheaper and quieter, and the defences got taller, wider and more integrated.
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A cooled 1280 × 1024 mid-wave core and an uncooled 640 × 512 long-wave core, compared for counter-drone detection.
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What each sensor misses, what you may legally do about a drone, and how to run a pilot that tells you more than a demo.
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A sweeping sensor is blind wherever it is not looking: a fast drone needs one blink, and a swarm turns every blink into a breach.
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Neutralising a cellular-guided aircraft by working with the mobile network it flies on — and the exact point at which that stops working.
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What Ukraine has learned about counter-UAS — and what its list of failures actually sorts by
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Australia is buying both the sensing layer and an affordable shooter, and together they show counter-UAS is an integration problem decided by its blind spot.
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The new C-UAS rule split the market in two: detection you can deploy today, and mitigation you wait in line for.
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Cooled-MWIR pan-tilt-zoom sensors are sold on range, but a moving camera watches one thing at a time; fixed-stare thermal plus AI is more robust.
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Ukraine is fighting Sun Tzu's war with uncrewed systems cheaper than the missiles fired at them: what that means for anyone on the water.
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What a warship-escorted superyacht tells us about protecting VIPs from drones, on land and especially at sea.
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In counter-UAS, the detection algorithm and the management system decide everything else.
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