Mystery buyer acquires Israeli drone defense system

Israeli defense technology firm SKYLOCK has confirmed the delivery of its advanced Portable Dome counter-drone system to an undisclosed military customer.

The announcement, made on Monday by the company, did not reveal the identity of the recipient.

“Another Successful Delivery! Proud to announce another successful delivery of the Portable Dome to a military customer, reinforcing their defense capabilities against drone threats. A huge thank you to our dedicated team for making this happen—your expertise and commitment are what drive our success!” SKYLOCK stated.

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The Portable Dome is designed to address and neutralize emerging drone threats effectively. According to SKYLOCK, the system employs sophisticated technology capable of detecting and neutralizing drones in real time. It can operate either automatically or manually and contains an extensive drone database regularly updated to cover more than 500 types of drones.

Further emphasizing its versatility, the Portable Dome integrates artificial intelligence to identify and respond to previously unknown drones and drone swarms, effectively distinguishing between friendly and hostile UAVs. The system also includes advanced features such as real-time azimuth and jamming status displays, system health diagnostics, and optional geolocation capabilities to identify the drones and their operators.

SKYLOCK describes the Portable Dome as a robust solution tailored for adaptability and efficiency, particularly suitable for dynamic environments where drone threats continue to evolve rapidly.

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