D-Fend Solutions has shared an update. The company reported live demonstrations of its EnforceAir PLUS and EnforceAir2 counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) in the UK, conducted in operationally realistic scenarios. The systems were tested across static, mobile, vehicle-based, and dismounted configurations, showcasing cyber-based capabilities for drone detection, tracking, identification, and controlled takeover at relevant operational distances. Instead of jamming or kinetic neutralization, suspect drones were guided to predefined safe landing zones. EnforceAir PLUS was presented as a layered, software-defined C-UAS platform integrating RF detection, cyber takeover, radar, and optional third-party sensors into a unified command-and-control interface, targeting use cases for UK defence and law enforcement.
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For investors, these demonstrations indicate active engagement with high-value security and defence stakeholders in the UK market, a key geography for C-UAS adoption. Successful live trials in realistic environments can strengthen D-Fend Solutions’ credibility, improving its prospects in competitive procurement processes and potentially accelerating sales cycles. The emphasis on cyber takeover and regulation-aware, non-kinetic mitigation aligns with increasing global demand for solutions that minimize collateral disruption and comply with strict airspace and communication regulations, which may enhance the company’s differentiation versus more traditional jamming or kinetic systems. If these demonstrations lead to pilot programs or formal evaluations, they could support revenue growth, expand recurring software and services opportunities, and reinforce the company’s positioning within the broader defence technology and homeland security ecosystem.