Boxer

About

About Boxer

Boxer transmits configurable interference across frequencies from roughly 420 MHz to 5.8 GHz, covering common command, video and satellite-navigation links used by commercial and improvised drones. Each band can provide between 50 and 100 watts of output and can be activated independently in response to the detected threat.

The system is installed at fixed sites or integrated onto vehicles and can connect with radar, RF detection and command networks. MyDefence states an effective range reaching ten kilometres under supported conditions, giving operators a standoff electronic-response layer for bases, borders and mobile formations.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Workflows: Counter-UAS
  • Counter-UAS interception

    Claimed - MyDefence presents Boxer for multi-band disruption of drone command links, navigation and flight management.

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  • Electronic-warfare sensing and response

    Claimed - MyDefence presents Boxer for multi-band disruption of drone command links, navigation and flight management.

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Operations

  • Order / Commitment

    NATO C-sUAS framework award - 2024-04-19 - NATO Support and Procurement Agency - counter-UAS procurement - NATO Support and Procurement Agency awarded a multinational counter-small UAS framework covering MyDefence and DroneShield systems.

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Timeline

  • MyDefence launches Boxer long-range counter-drone jammer

    2026-06-15 - Product Launch - MyDefence launched Boxer on June 15, 2026, and said the counter-drone jammer was available for deployment. The system can disrupt nine frequency bands simultaneously and has a claimed operating reach of up to 10 kilometres, depending on terrain, line of sight and antenna setup. Boxer is designed for fixed installations or vehicle integration at forward bases, critical infrastructure and other extended-perimeter sites.

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Context

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