Israel-based defense company Rafael’s new Drone Dome C-UAS system uses laser technology to identify and intercept moving targets, making it perfect for securing air space from hostile drones. This system includes electronic jammers as well as sensors that allow for neutralization of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and it’s already fully operational being deployed worldwide. Read more for a video and additional information.
It uses special algorithms that enable it to integrate laser technology for “hard-kill” capabilities. When the system identifies a dangerous target, it allocates the target to the laser effector, thus enabling it to lock, track and kill the target. The system is designed to handle threats by hostile drones, both military and civilian, while providing ritical security advantages along borders as well as around civilian hubs.
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We are entering a new age of energy warfare in the air, on land and at sea. During a war, missile interceptors will at one point run out. But with this system, as long as you have electricity, you have a never-ending supply [of defense capability]… This is a weapon that you can’t see or hear,” said Brig.-Gen. Yaniv Rotem, head of the Defense Ministry’s Directorate of Research and Development.
