Heimdal
A laser turret that shoots hostile drones out of the sky. Emplaced as a fixed installation or mounted on a vehicle roof, where it holds a protective envelope over the vehicle while it is moving.
Interceptors run out. Jammers stop working the moment the threat stops listening. HEIMDAL defeats a drone optically — it tracks the target, holds the beam on it, and brings it down. There is no round to expend and no round to resupply: as long as the turret has power, it has a magazine. Bolted to a roof rack, it keeps that protection over a vehicle on the move.
A magazine you cannot shoot dry
Every engagement costs electricity and nothing else. There is no interceptor inventory to forecast, transport, store or run out of halfway through a defence.
It protects a moving vehicle
Mounted on the roof, the turret stays stabilised and keeps its envelope over the vehicle while it drives. Protection travels with the convoy instead of waiting at the destination.
Nothing comes back down
A laser leaves no fragmentation pattern and no spent interceptor falling into whatever is underneath the engagement. That matters when the airspace you are defending sits over people.
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Full performance envelopes, integration documentation and trial results for HEIMDAL are released to qualified government and industry parties.
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