Autonomous Guard joins MSPO 2026. Advanced technologies for protection against airborne threats

23 July 2026

Autonomous Guard, an international technology company specialising in border protection systems, critical infrastructure, and strategic facilities, will present its solutions at the International Defence Industry Exhibition. The company engineers integrated security systems tailored for armed forces, national security agencies, and critical infrastructure operators.

At this year’s MSPO, the company will demonstrate advanced Counter-UAS solutions engineered to detect, identify, track, and neutralise unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) threats. Autonomous Guard’s systems leverage a multi-layered architecture that combines radio-frequency (RF) detection, radar, electro-optical and thermal imaging payloads, acoustic sensors, an AI-powered command system, and electronic warfare countermeasures.

These solutions have been purpose-built to safeguard military bases, state borders, critical infrastructure, and other strategic assets. They can be deployed across fixed installations, mobile platforms, or expeditionary operations. The modular design enables seamless integration with existing command-and-control (C2) frameworks, fire-control systems, and broader security architecture—delivering enhanced situational awareness and rapid-response capabilities against modern airborne threats.

(MBrz)

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