Citadel Defense has delivered its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered Titan system to an undisclosed military service customer for mission-critical ground and airspace perimeter security deployments overseas.
The counter-drone (C-UAS) technology company did not reveal the number of systems delivered or further details of the contract.
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Citadel’s Titan C-UAS system uses patent-protected technology combined with control software to detect, identify and defeat ground, sea and airspace drone threats.
The autonomous system, which is smaller in size, is software-defined and has smaller weight, and power requirements. It is a combination of usability, performance and price.
Titan’s easy to use interface and fully autonomous configuration act as force multipliers for any unit in high-stress environments.
Citadel Defense CEO Christopher Williams said: “Having the world’s elite warfighters turn to your technology for drone protection when crisis hits is a tremendous honour for the company.
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By GlobalData“Titan’s proven effectiveness in combat by other warfighters like themselves provides important validation of Titan’s protection in unpredictable scenarios. This contract showcases the reliability and trust in Titan’s capabilities at a time where the global threat environment has escalated.”
The Titan system is used for situational awareness and force protection of high-value assets and resources.
The radiofrequency system will be used as a preferred protection technology against evolving air, ground and sea drone concerns.
Citadel’s Titan C-UAS technology is deployed to provide critical force protection to military services in the US in areas where the safety of troops and infrastructure is threatened by commercially available drones.
