Ynetnews IAI Launches HawkGuard Drone Defense System at AUSA 2026
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- •IAI introduced the HawkGuard drone-defense system at AUSA 2026.
- •The system uses kinetic interception technology instead of explosives.
- •HawkGuard is designed for modular deployment on armored vehicles.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled the HawkGuard drone-defense system at the AUSA Annual Meeting on October 13, 2026. This system is designed to intercept hostile drones using kinetic technology rather than explosives. HawkGuard integrates radar, electro-optical sensors, and AI for threat detection and interception. IAI claims the system has successfully completed tests but has not provided details on operational timelines or specific drone types neutralized. The system is modular and can be mounted on armored vehicles, enhancing military capabilities against low-altitude aerial threats. IAI emphasizes the need for adaptable defense solutions in the evolving aerial threat landscape.
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