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Dronebuster DTIM Kits

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About Dronebuster DTIM Kits

DTIM Kits combine DZYNE’s wearable DTI detection system with a Dronebuster DB4 or DB5 handheld effector. Three omnidirectional antennas and a direction-finding antenna detect, track and identify more than 30 drones and distinguish aircraft from their controllers.

Remote ID, AeroScope and AI-assisted identification feed ATAK-compatible displays. Detection range exceeds seven kilometres at shoulder height and 25 kilometres from a mast. DB4 and DB5 provide communications and GNSS disruption options for single aircraft and swarms.

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  • Ondas discloses $6.9M value of DZYNE Australian DTIM award

    2026-07-20 - Market Signal - The underlying DZYNE-HIFraser award was first announced on September 15, 2025 under Australia's LAND 156 Phase 1 programme. Ondas' July 20, 2026 release supplies the exact $6.9 million value and says production capacity is already scaled. Ondas Sentinel will begin delivery of DTI systems under the contract; no new order quantity or separate follow-on award was disclosed.

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  • Australia selects DZYNE DTIM kits for LAND 156 Phase 1

    2025-09-15 - Commercial Order - The award covers wearable DTIM kits for dismounted counter-drone operations at the tactical edge. HIFraser served as DZYNE's Australian defence-supply partner for the programme. DZYNE said the kits were already fielded by U.S. and allied forces in more than 50 countries.

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  • DZYNE unveils wearable Dronebuster DTIM counter-UAS kit

    2025-02-18 - Product Launch - The kit combined one DTI detection, tracking and identification system with a Dronebuster 4 or 4-EU mitigation unit. DZYNE specified a total system weight below 4 kg and drone detection at ranges up to 7 km. The product supports Remote ID, AeroScope, RF direction finding, TAK displays and optional PNT disruption.

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