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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils New Drone Defense System

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Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils Drone-Ramming Defense System HawkGuard

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Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has unveiled HawkGuard, a new drone interception system that physically rams aerial threats without using explosive warheads. Presented at a defense exhibition in Washington, the system uses AI-powered sensors and interceptor drones to neutralize targets. HawkGuard is designed to be a flexible, cost-effective option for protecting military forces and infrastructure from the growing threat of drones, with successful tests already completed.

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  • IAI unveiled HawkGuard, a drone interception system that physically rams aerial threats without explosives.
  • The system uses AI-powered radar and electro-optical sensors to detect, track, and neutralize drones.
  • HawkGuard's interceptor drones physically strike targets, avoiding blast effects from explosive munitions.
  • The modular system can be installed on armored vehicles or protect fixed military installations.
  • IAI stated HawkGuard successfully completed tests against various drone threats.
  • The system was presented at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington.

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