The Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) from Chess Dynamics is designed to detect, identify, track and defeat Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVS) engaged in hostile airborne surveillance and malicious activity. The System uses a combination of cutting edge cognitive radars, target detection and tracking AI, electro-optical sensors, and directional RF detection and inhibition to provide 360-degree layered situational coverage. The System combines a smart-sensor and effector package and are equipped with advanced AI capabilities for target identification, classification, and tracking.
A Chess supplied Combat Management System (CMS) is provided for customers who want to use this as a stand alone product. The CMS incorporates automatic sensing, identification and tracking that keeps the user alert and aware. This allows a reduced manning profile, thus saving the user cost and time. The CMS is also sensor agnostic, which allows Chess to build a bespoke system best suited to the user requirements. All sensors are overlaid onto a unified map for situational awareness. The System can be incorporated into wider ‘systems of systems’, for example on vehicles or as part of wider network of defence.
Chess’s equipment tracks and identifies UAVs (drones), even in poor visual conditions, using thermal and day cameras. It hands off the tracking information to a weapon which can can be used to disable the UAV. Chess can also supply a fully integrated system that tracks UAVsusing the same electro-optical tracker, coupled to a radar and equipment that can detect and locate the signal used to control the drone. In this application, a radio frequency jammer would be used to disable the drone.
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