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DroneArmor

About

About DroneArmor

DroneArmor is a counter-UAS system that combines radar, radio-frequency, electro-optical and other sensors through a common command-and-control interface. The software correlates detections into tracks, classifies the target and presents its route, identity indicators and risk to the operator.

The architecture can integrate electronic and kinetic mitigation tools selected for the customer's authority and operating environment. Parsons supplies fixed, mobile and expeditionary configurations for bases, borders, events and critical infrastructure, allowing customers to scale from a local sensor into a layered defence network.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Workflows: Counter-UAS
  • Operating environments: Defence operational environments, sensitive sites and critical infrastructure perimeters.
  • Target markets: Defence customers, security operators and critical infrastructure protectors.
  • Deployment model: Deployed defence system from a major defence contractor.
  • Electronic-warfare sensing and response

    Customer-site use - 2026-02-04 - DroneArmor integrates radar, electronic-warfare and optical inputs with AI-enabled detection, tracking, identification and response workflows.

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  • Counter-UAS interception

    Claimed - Correlates sensor feeds to detect, validate and track drone threats and coordinate response options. - environment: protected sites and public venues

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Deployments

  • Customer Site

    DroneArmor C-UAS deployment for U.S. border protection - 2026-02-04 - U.S. border security customer - counter-UAS border protection - Parsons deployed its DroneArmor counter-UAS system for U.S. southern-border protection, combining radar, EW, EO/IR, and autonomy software workflows.

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Timeline

  • Parsons deploys DroneArmor C-UAS system to protect U.S. southern border

    2026-02-04 - Deployment - Parsons deployed DroneArmor for a federal national-security customer along the U.S. southern border. The platform provides military-grade command and control for automated counter-UAS site protection. DroneArmor integrates radar, electronic-warfare and optical inputs with AI-enabled detection, tracking, identification and response workflows.

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Context

Market context

DroneArmor is Parsons counter-UAS system for detecting, tracking, identifying and mitigating drone threats around sensitive sites and operations.

  • Target environment: Defence operational environments, sensitive sites and critical infrastructure perimeters.
  • Workflow context: Counter-UAS detection, identification and mitigation for protecting facilities, events and operational environments from drone threats.
  • Customer context: Defence customers, security operators and critical infrastructure protectors.
  • Deployment model: Deployed defence system from a major defence contractor.
  • Commercial maturity: Active C-UAS system with defence and security deployment.
  • Adoption constraints: Defence procurement cycles and site-specific integration requirements.
  • Market position: Turns Parsons counter-UAS work into a deployable security system for protecting facilities from drone threats.
  • Adjacent products: Halo_Shield, counter-UAS systems

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