Motion Is the Signal

Luciano.

Today's attack drones carry an identifier and navigate on the commercial network they fly over. Luciano is a SIGINT-based Counter-UAS (C-UAS) built on the same engine: it listens, tells a drone apart from a phone on a rooftop, and on command addresses that one drone's link.

The effect is electronic and aimed at one network identity. Everything else in the air and on the ground keeps working.

A Luciano unit on a tripod, its antennas tracing links up to three drones overhead while the phones on the ground keep their signal.

360°Continuous Coverage
PARALLELEvery Drone in a Raid
ON-PREMNothing Leaves the Perimeter

Passive or Active, by Mission
In collection the sensor is receive-only and adds nothing to the RF environment, so it can sit inside a live airport without disturbing a single service. When the mission calls for it, the same unit goes active.
Drone or Rooftop Phone
Protocol and RF patterns, fused. Sustained elevation and flight kinematics separate a drone from a handset on a roof. Network behavior confirms it.
Selective, Not a Jammer
On operator command, selective EW addresses one drone's own network identity. Every other emitter around it keeps working.
Built for Raids
Every drone in a raid is held as its own track and handled in parallel, with one aggregated alert instead of fifty.

See It in the Field

The Polus console in live view, flagging a possible drone from a SIGINT detection over the map.

01Listen
Receive-only. The sensor hears the emitters overhead and adds nothing to the RF environment while it listens.
02Classify
Protocol and RF patterns, fused. Sustained elevation and flight kinematics separate a drone from a phone on a roof. Network behavior confirms it.
03Localize
Passive bearing while listening. On request, a meter-class 3-D fix.
04Deny the Link
On operator command, selective EW addresses that drone's own network identity. Every other emitter around it keeps working.

Multi-Drone

One Alert, Not Fifty
Drones moving together raise a single aggregated alert, so the operator is not flooded with alarms at the moment it matters.
An Identity-Bound Track
The track survives a SIM swap. Each SIM is bound to the drone it belongs to, so switching to a backup does not break it.
Every Drone Handled Individually
The whole raid is addressed in parallel rather than one at a time, and the airspace stays open for everyone else.