Fluynt

MK-C

Autonomous interceptor

Tasked by Ground Control, MK-C flies to the threat on its own as part of a coordinated swarm, and keeps working when the environment is jammed.

Flying today.

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Built for the
last mile.

01

Autonomous flight

MK-C flies to the threat on its own once Ground Control assigns it.

Interceptor point of view across a wide grey sky (film still)

02

Coordinated swarm

Interceptors share the picture and the task, so the swarm works as one.

Five drones tracked in a treeline sky (film still)

03

Deployed in numbers

MK-C launches in numbers, so the defence scales with the threat.

Interceptors leaving an open launcher in smoke (film still)

04

Built for contested environments

Autonomy keeps MK-C working when the environment is contested and jammed.

Airburst clouds in a row across a grey sky (film still)

One engagement.
Four steps.

  1. 01

    Assign

    Ground Control assigns the threat.

  2. 02

    Launch

    Interceptors deploy in numbers.

  3. 03

    Pursue

    The swarm flies to the threat autonomously.

  4. 04

    Intercept

    MK-C defeats the threat.

Specifications

Type
Counter-UAS interceptor
Status
Flying today
Flight
Autonomous
Environment
Contested and jammed
Employment
Swarm, launched in numbers
Tasking
Ground Control

Detailed specifications available on request. Contact us

MK-C is tasked by Ground Control, working from the picture the Fluynt sensor network builds.

See MK-C
in a briefing.