17/09/2026
Your patrol is operating beyond the perimeter fence when a low-altitude buzz cuts through the tree line. In seconds, a reconnaissance drone will have eyes on your position. 🌑
When forward elements move outside the wire, fixed counter-drone umbrellas cannot protect them. Yet hauling bulky hardware slows units down, and activating high-emission equipment inadvertently broadcasts your position.
Forward teams require mobile, zero-emission early warning coupled with immediate, non-kinetic interdiction.
To solve this vulnerability, OPTIX engineered a modular ecosystem of tactical and dismounted C-UAS solutions designed specifically for foot patrols and rapid deployment.
Before an aerial threat establishes visual contact, the sub-1 kg OPTIX Handheld RF Scanner passively detects and decodes drone telemetry up to 2,000 meters - identifying the drone model, serial number, and controller location without emitting a single watt of detectable RF radiation. 📡
When engagement is necessary, operators take immediate control:
🔹 The OPTIX DRONE BLASTER delivers directional 10-band jamming up to 2,000 meters, severing control links, video downlinks, and GNSS transmission to force an immediate landing, hover, or return-to-home. 🛑
🔹 In sensitive sectors where wideband noise risks friendly communications, the OPTIX Handheld Spoofer selectively transmits simulated GNSS signals up to 3 km, feeding false location data to quietly steer the drone away or force a safe landing. 🧭
🔹 For temporary observation posts, the OPTIX GUARD C-UAS-C integrates 3 km passive RF detection and 2 km selective jamming into a single tripod-deployable, 22.4 kg unit.
Airspace defence is no longer tethered to concrete - it moves with the team.
You can submit an operational inquiry and request complete system specifications via our contact page linked in the first comment below.
When operating dismounted outside fixed defence zones, what proves more difficult for your teams: achieving silent passive detection before visual contact, or executing soft-kill interdiction without disrupting friendly communications?