Evaluation project · Colombia
Detection and neutralization
of hostile drones
We evaluate and document state-of-the-art C-UAS technological architecture: multilayer sensors, real-time data fusion, AI-assisted classification, and graded effectors — from electronic jamming to kinetic interception.
- < 3 s
- Detection to classification
- 360°
- Radar/RF coverage
- 5 layers
- Fused sensors
- 24/7
- Continuous surveillance
Cover photo: U.S. Army / Pfc. Gabriel Martinez — public domain. Origin and license of all images.
C-UAS action chain
Five linked phases, each with sensor redundancy and decision with human intervention.
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01
Detect
X-band AESA radar, full spectrum RF listening, and passive acoustics.
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02
Track
Multisensor fusion and continuous 3D trajectory with route prediction.
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03
Identify
Electro-optical and infrared with AI classification and radiofrequency footprint.
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04
Decide
Rules of engagement, collateral risk assessment, and human authorization.
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05
Neutralize
Directed jamming, GNSS spoofing, capture net or kinetic interception.
Real technology in operation
C-UAS systems documented in real exercises and deployments. Each image links to its original source, author, and license.
M-LIDS
U.S. Army low-altitude mobile system in live fire (Capu Midia, Romania, 2024): stabilized turret on armored vehicle with automatic cannon and sensor integration.
AUDS
Anti-UAV Defence System: surveillance radar, electro-optical tracking, and directional jammer integrated into a single tactical mast.
Black Dart
Interagency demonstration of countermeasures against unmanned aerial systems, reference testbed for C-UAS architectures.
Directed energy
Directed energy weapons evaluated at White Sands Missile Range: beam neutralization with almost zero cost per shot.
Portable jammer
EDM4S jammer rifle: cuts control and satellite navigation links of the drone from the operator's shoulder.
Kinetic effector
Phalanx CIWS: historical reference of autonomous point defense, conceptual base of current anti-drone kinetic effectors.
All photographs are from Wikimedia Commons in the public domain or under Creative Commons license. See authorship, license, and source link.
What Escudo Militar is and is not
Military Shield is a technology support evaluation project. To date is not constituted as a company in Colombia, does not have commercial registration, does not market products or services, does not manufacture or distribute defense material and does not maintain a relationship with any armed force or government entity.
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