8 systems: 2 in production, 1 available as a build kit, 5 in development. Each entry carries a full specification sheet, and figures are indicative and subject to configuration.
| Designation | Class | Key figure | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| HEIMDAL | C-UAS · DIRECTED ENERGY | CORE · DETECT + TRACK | IN DEVELOPMENT |
| HEIMDAL PROTOTYPE | C-UAS · DEVELOPMENT KIT | SUPPLIED · AS A BUILD KIT | AVAILABLE AS A KIT |
| VIDAR | C-UAS · MOBILE | MOUNT · VEHICLE ROOF | IN DEVELOPMENT |
| HUGINN | ISR · CONFINED SPACE | FORM · TUBE | IN DEVELOPMENT |
| VALNAR | FPV · HEAVY LIFT | ENDURANCE · 2 H | IN DEVELOPMENT |
| MJÖLNIR | PRECISION EFFECT · MODULAR | CARRY · GRENADE POUCH | IN PRODUCTION |
| MIMIR | C-UAS · DETECTION | BANDS · 1.3 · 3.3 · 5.8 | IN DEVELOPMENT |
| GARM | TRAINING · AERIAL TARGET | TARGET · STEEL PLATE | IN PRODUCTION |
A laser counter-UAS system built around the part that is actually hard: finding a small drone, telling it from a bird, and holding a precise track on it long enough to burn it down. Runs with a human in the loop, or as an unattended sentry.
The bench platform we develop counter-UAS tracking on, sold as the complete build. A camera, a trained neural network and a real-time motion controller on a printed pan-tilt: it detects a target, locks on, and keeps the head centred on it while it moves. The only laser on it is an eye-safe visible designator for marking the aimpoint.
HEIMDAL's tracking core on a vehicle. A gyro-stabilised head holds a track on a small drone while the vehicle is driving, and the same laser defeats it. Protection that travels with the convoy instead of waiting at the destination.
A drone the size and shape of a hand grenade. It carries as a sealed vertical tube, unfolds its rotors in one motion, and flies in the spaces that are too tight for anything with arms: rooms, stairwells, tunnels, ships' passageways. It carries a camera and nothing else, and it is the reconnaissance half of the tube family MJÖLNIR completes.
A waterproof FPV quadcopter with an unjammable control link, two hours of flight time and five kilograms of payload. It flies in weather that grounds other airframes and keeps flying in electromagnetic conditions that sever other links.
A grenade that flies, watches and waits. It carries like a standard hand grenade, unfolds four rotors, and puts a picture on a handheld screen so the operator can see the target before committing to it. What it does when it arrives depends on the module fitted underneath.
A handheld receiver that finds FPV drones by the video they are already transmitting, and then puts that video on its own screen. You do not just learn that something is flying. You see what it sees.
A steel drone silhouette, loaded with clay pigeons and flown on a realistic profile by a heavy-lift carrier. Gunners engage a moving aerial target with live shot and score it by the clays they break. The plate comes home and flies again.
Detailed data packs, integration documentation and demonstration schedules are released to qualified parties following an initial technical conversation.
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