Counter-UAS at Enforce Tac: Walaris presents mobile counter-sUAS system with Air Scout

US aerospace company Walaris is presenting a tactical, mobile counter-UAS system (counter-sUAS) at Enforce Tac in Nuremberg. It combines the company's artificial intelligence (AI) software Air Scout with modern sensor technology. The solution is designed for rapid deployment in dynamic environments.

Counter-UAS with Vision Flex and EchoGuard

According to a Walaris press release, the Air Scout architecture supports “the seamless fusion of multiple sensor types and enables mission-specific configurations through modular adaptability”. At the stand, the demonstrator combines the Vision Flex imaging system from OpenWorks with the EchoGuard radar from Echodyne. It shows how threats are detected via a configurable architecture that adapts to new threat vectors and scales with mission requirements.

According to the company, the mobile counter-SUAS system detects targets at up to 1,500 metres and classifies small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) at 550 metres. As an AI-enabled edge solution, Air Scout processes data locally and needs no network connection, keeping the system reliable even in contested areas.