Fortem Technologies develops counter-UAS systems integrating compact radar, AI-based airspace analytics, and autonomous interceptor drones. Its platform combines SkyDome radar with DroneHunter capture systems to detect, classify, track, and mitigate small unmanned aerial threats in complex environments.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
Fortem Technologies CEO has expressed concerns regarding the inadequacy of current counter-unmanned aerial systems (UAS) protections in the United States. Speaking during a series of reports focused on enhancing counter-UAS protocols, the CEO highlighted the need for stronger measures to safeguard high-profile events, such as the FIFA World Cup, as well as critical infrastructure from potential drone threats. The remarks come amid ongoing discussions about improving security measures to address vulnerabilities that extend beyond just sporting venues. The call for action emphasizes the importance of developing comprehensive strategies to mitigate risks associated with drone usage in various contexts across the nation.
Anti-drone technology Applications C-UAS Defense Drone News Drone News FeedsThe global counter-drone (C-UAS) sector is scaling fast. New EU and US factories, an ․87M US Army contract, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup deployment mark a turning point for autonomous anti-drone technology. Read RobotToday’s March 2026 briefing.
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