Epirus develops directed-energy technology to defend against drones and coordinated autonomous attacks. Its Leonidas system uses high-power microwaves to disable drone electronics and is designed to engage multiple threats at once. Powered by electricity, the system supports repeated engagements as part of a broader defense around a protected site or asset.
Epirus combines this technology with sensing, mission planning, and connections to existing command-and-control systems. Together, these components help teams assess coverage, detect approaching threats, and coordinate a response, with human operators authorizing engagements. The modular approach allows the system to be configured around different locations and operational needs.
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