Drone defense for civilian infrastructure,
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Legacy air defense was never built for them: million-dollar effectors against low-cost threats, one shot against many. Defending the low sky demands an answer that scales — and stops at the least force that works.
The math of one incursion, run both ways.
Legacy
One interceptor missile, one million dollars, against a drone that cost less than a laptop. Reload, and hope it came alone.
SyncMacro
Radar finds it far out. Direction-finding walks security to the operator before the second battery goes in. Force waits at the end of the chain — and is rarely needed.
Illustrative unit-cost comparison · procurement data varies by system
One system · six families
Drag to orbit · click a threat to engage
A perimeter configured around a site, with a population of sensors living inside it.
Scanning radar, passive RF and infrared hold the approaches out to 20 km. Tracks are fused, classified and ranked before anyone has to decide anything.
Imaging confirms what it is; passive direction-finding walks your team back to the operator. Nothing is emitted, so a false alarm costs nothing but the alert.
For the threats that keep coming: interceptors at 360 km/h and directed energy to 2,500 m. Force, applied last.
Families cut along the authorization boundary a site’s counsel actually reasons about — what observes, what interferes, what destroys. From first ping to final effect.
Wide-area detection by radio physics — scanning radars, the electronically scanned array, and the zero-emission passive RF sensor.
Imaging identification and tracking. Answers the question radar can’t: what is it.
Every sensor on one pole. Radar and imaging from a single coaxial mount that installs in five minutes.
Kinetic interception. Autonomous to the intercept: recognition, tracking, trajectory prediction and the engagement decision, on board.
Restricted — released only to authorized end users, following export review.
Launch, storage, recovery and relay hardware for the whole interceptor line — deliberately line-neutral.
Restricted — released only to authorized end users, following export review.
Directed energy across three power tiers, day and night, with time to effect measured in seconds against rated target classes.
Restricted — released only to authorized end users, following export review.
Full specifications for all six families, plus per-system spec sheets · released following export review
No single effector covers the whole sky. BOLT runs down the movers; FORGE settles the rest — behind layers that usually end it without a shot.
Effector 01 · Kinetic intercept
BOLT flies the intercept alone, with a human on the loop.
Canister, vehicle or hand launch. On-board AI closes the chain — recognition, tracking, trajectory prediction, engagement decision.
Request the spec sheetThe interceptor line, three numbers:
Three power tiers. Seconds to effect.
4, 6 and 10 kW modular lasers engage to 2,500 m, day and night, at the cost per shot of electricity.
The full SyncMacro stack on your site, installed and maintained by us and operated by your authorized personnel, for one monthly number. No capex, no reload economics.
Tier 01 · Find
Know everything that flies.
Passive-first — nothing interferes with anything.
Tier 02 · Find + Track
Know who is flying it.
Entirely passive — nothing transmits, nothing is interfered with.
Tier 03 · Full stack
Force on standby, applied last.
Available only where the end user holds counter-UAS authority. Release authority never sits with SyncMacro.
Supplied and maintained by us; operated under your own authority.
Survey first, quote within the week.
A site walk and an RF map. Days, not months.
Masts raise in minutes; a typical site commissions in about a week.
Your operators hold the authority. Our team runs detection, monitoring and diagnostics alongside them.
Upgrades ride the subscription, not a budget cycle.
Flare stacks, tank farms, and zero margin for ignition. Passive sensing and precise, reversible denial, rated for volatile plant.
Substations and plants are exposed, high-value nodes. A mast on the perimeter closes the low-altitude gap in five minutes, not five months.
A single campus concentrates billions in compute and the power feed to match. A layered screen closes the airspace above the racks.
A single sighting can halt operations for hours. Bird-aware classification separates wildlife from intent while the runway stays open.
Crowds, broadcast windows, and a hard ceiling on acceptable risk. Passive sensors watch without emitting; reversible denial does the rest.
Long sightlines, low horizons, traffic that never stops. Full-spectrum detection and operator localization along the waterline.
The places that don’t make the news until something crosses the fence. Every layer, from zero-emission watch to authorized defeat.
Contraband comes over the wall now, not through the gate. Every approach is detected, tracked, and walked back to the pilot.
Yards run for kilometers and fences only stop trucks. Wide-area radar holds the entire footprint in a single picture.
The line runs beyond sight in both directions. Networked masts knit remote sectors into one continuous air picture.
