Drone detection & awareness
Sensors observe the airspace; software detects, classifies and tracks aerial objects.
Concept proposal · 2026
An integrated concept for drone awareness, sensor intelligence and soldier protection — one connected platform instead of separate devices.
Weapon safety interface
Wearable ID + status
Image: IWI (ARBEL brochure). Callouts are conceptual.
What it does
The system points at a drone to neutralise it with EMI, syncs with ENGS-type sensors, reads soldiers' biometrics and reports everything to the command line.
Sensors observe the airspace; software detects, classifies and tracks aerial objects.
Sensor data and wearable-tag data, including fatigue indicators, feed one shared layer.
One interface shows alerts, personnel and wellbeing status, and a full event history.
Locks the ARBEL trigger to help stop bidirectional shooting. Requires vendor approval.
Why it matters
Around one in five deaths in the period came from friendly fire and accidents. Faster personnel identification and a shared operational picture may reduce some of these risks.
Source: IDF figures reported 12 Dec 2023 (Times of Israel; also Ynet, NBC News, JPost), early ground operation.
Explore
The operational challenge, what the platform does, and how it works in real scenarios.
Read overview → 02Five-layer architecture, 360° detection, ENGS wearables, the EMI countermeasure and ARBEL.
See the technology → 03One live interface for alerts, personnel, wellbeing and system health — with data protection built in.
Open the command view → 04From concept to a validated platform: development phases, safety principles and next steps.
View the roadmap →Partner with us
We are looking for partners and investors to take the concept through validation and prototyping.