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D-Fend solutions introduces new multi-layer EnforceAir variant

D-Fend Solutions has announced the launch of EnforceAir PLUS, a new offering in its suite of counter-UAS systems that integrates multiple detection and mitigation technologies into a single platform.

The system builds on the company’s existing radio frequency (RF) cyber takeover technology and incorporates additional radar detection and an optional jamming capability. According to D-Fend, the integration allows operators to detect, track and mitigate drones through a layered approach that can be adapted depending on the threat.

A central feature of EnforceAir PLUS is what the company calls its “SmartAir” technology fusion engine, which combines radar and RF data into a single operational picture of detected drones. The company states this is intended to simplify decision-making and reduce false positives in threat identification.

The radar component uses compact solid-state radar panels, which, according to D-Fend, extend the detection range beyond what is possible with RF measures alone. The optional jamming module, described as a “Smart RF-Effector,” adds a third defensive layer when cyber takeover or radar-based tracking is insufficient.

EnforceAir PLUS is positioned as a compact and rapidly deployable system. D-Fend highlights that the new platform provides automated calibration, software integration of the three defensive layers and a user interface designed to display a unified view of airspace activity. The system also features an automated suggestion engine that proposes mitigation options for detected drones.

The company noted that current users of its EnforceAir 2 system will have an upgrade path to the new capabilities offered in EnforceAir PLUS.

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