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Vehicle mounted counter drone: it goes where you go

Light weight and compactness are a design constraint in Dron Kalkanı, not a convenience. Carrying no radar and needing no separate computer cabinet is what lets the system integrate onto four different families of platform.

Ground vehicles

A turret that covers the vehicle

A camouflage-wrapped double-cab pickup at the range with the Dron Kalkanı turret in its bed.
The demonstration configuration was built on an unarmoured commercial pickup — a deliberate choice that shows the speed and cost of integration.

Integrated onto commercial and tactical ground vehicles. The turret scans its own sector while the crew stays under cover or inside the vehicle — removing the known weakness of shotgun-based counter-drone defence: no gunner has to stand exposed.

Unmanned ground vehicles

Autonomous turret, autonomous platform

On unmanned ground vehicles the operator link is not always reliable. An air defence turret that needs no human intervention once activated is the natural complement to these platforms.

Decisions independent of the link

Detection and engagement decisions are produced on the turret; a lost link does not stop the defence.

No extra cabinet

Processing sits on the turret; the UGV’s limited internal volume is not taken up.

Low power draw

Passive detection and embedded processors do not strain the platform’s energy budget.

Fixed sites

Where the watch can be handed over

Uninterrupted watch

Shifts, fatigue and lapses in attention drop out of the equation.

Mains power

In a fixed installation power comes from the site’s own supply.

Multi-turret configuration

At large sites several turrets can be positioned with different engagement areas.

Added to the architecture

Where a site already has radar or jammers, Dron Kalkanı completes the layer beneath them.

Naval platforms

Protection that fixes to the deck

Unlike naval vessels, commercial fleets carry no air defence system. Putting a gun or missile system on a bulk carrier’s deck is possible neither in cost nor in regulation.

The ship’s own power

No separate power infrastructure is required.

Fixes to the deck

Portable protection needing no permanent modification; removable after the voyage.

No qualified crew

The crew does not need weapons training.

Naval configuration: work in progress

Work on stabilisation to compensate for ship motion and on protection against salt water is ongoing. You can request current status from our technical team.

What threat are you positioning against?

Share your mission profile and our team will assess platform fit, integration and engagement conditions.