Regulus
Haifa, Israel
About
Regulus is a defense system integrator based in Haifa, Israel working in counter-uas & air defense, electronic warfare, c4isr +1 more.
Regulus is an Israeli developer of counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) solutions. Its origins are in GNSS spoofing technology used to take control of GNSS-dependent drones without kinetic force. The company's portfolio covers passive RF detection, RF datalink jamming, a centralized command and control platform (LeC2) that integrates third-party sensors and effectors, and the planned DART kinetic interceptor, which is listed as coming soon. Regulus states its systems are combat-proven and selected by the US Department of Defense. Products are offered as configurations (Ring 3, Ring 4 and Ring 5) and include training, operational and maintenance support.
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Ring 3
Soft-kill counter-UAS system
Multi-constellation GNSS spoofing system with 1.5 km range and push-back, hold and static modes.
Ring 4
Counter-UAS detection system
Adds AI-powered passive RF detection to Ring 3 capabilities, with 99.99% stated detection rate across 70 drone protocols.
Ring 5
Counter-UAS detect-and-defeat system
Adds 5-band RF datalink jamming at 47 dBm per channel to Ring 4 capabilities, countering FPV and non-GNSS drones.
LeC2
Command and control platform
Centralized, web-based C2 platform integrating sensors and effectors from multiple defense vendors into one operational picture, with automated playbooks, geographic tripwires and offline operation.
DART
Kinetic hard-kill interceptor
Kinetic interception layer for threats that resist soft-kill, integrated with Regulus detection and C2. Listed as coming soon.
Ring XLR
RF power amplifier
Dual-channel RF power amplifier for extended GNSS spoofing standoff distance, added to Ring 3, 4 or 5 configurations.
