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KAMD leverages SLAM-based navigation and inertial sensors, enabling it to execute missions under severe satellite signal jamming and spoofing conditions. The solution has been developed specifically for C-UAS operations conducted in electronic warfare environments, where traditional satellite navigation systems fail to deliver adequate effectiveness.

At the Airbility stand, visitors will also be able to explore the remaining components of the company's counter-unmanned aerial system architecture. The AB-U10 is a drone-interception platform using nets to enable safe, non-destructive capture—a solution particularly suited for operations near airports, critical infrastructure, and urban areas. Meanwhile, the AB-U60 is a platform engineered for kinetic target defeat, offering extended range and the capacity to carry higher-yield effectors.

The company will also showcase AIRLOCK C2—a command and control system that integrates sensors and effectors into a unified operational environment, supporting the full chain of threat detection, identification, and neutralisation.

During MSPO 2026, Airbility will demonstrate cutting-edge solutions addressing modern challenges in troop protection and critical infrastructure defence against unmanned aerial vehicle threats.