A composite graphic illustrating the tactical application of the DroneWeaver System. Image: TSG
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As drones become an increasing challenge for soldiers on the modern battlefield, Israeli firm TSG is presenting an AI-enabled counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) designed to neutralize them within seconds.

Called the DroneWeaver System (DWS), the platform provides a unified operational picture to support data-driven decision-making, even during periods of high operational tempo.

It integrates both soft-kill and hard-kill effectors, including electronic jamming, spoofing tools, lasers, kinetic weapons, and interceptors.

The solution is also compatible with radars, radio-frequency sensors, electro-optical/infrared cameras, and Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast systems.

A graphic concept illustrating a live demonstration of the DroneWeaver System. Image: TSG

Built on an open architecture, the C-UAS can be integrated with a wide range of sensors and interceptors as operational requirements evolve.

DWS is intended for deployment across multiple environments, including military bases, strategic facilities, critical infrastructure, mobile forces, and convoy operations.

“The DroneWeaver system highlights TSG’s capabilities in air defense and real-time command and control,” said Pini Yungman, president of TSG.

“Built on many years of experience in developing and deploying operational air defense systems, we have taken a proven capability for aerial threat management and extended it to the world of drones.”

The DWS was introduced at the ILA Berlin Air Show 2026.

Real-Time Threat Processing

According to the company, DWS can automate approximately 90 percent of the threat detection and management process while significantly reducing operator workload.

This includes multi-sensor data fusion, false-alarm filtering, duplicate-track elimination, threat classification, risk assessment, and real-time response recommendations.

A company representative and official during the ILA Berlin Air Show 2026. Image: TSG

The system can also match detected threats with suitable countermeasures, potentially reducing reliance on more expensive interceptors

“In an era where [first-person view] drones, autonomous swarms, and other threats are becoming faster, more affordable, and harder to detect, the DroneWeaver System provides a comprehensive view of the threat and its capabilities,” the company stated.

“A unified and accurate real-time airspace picture enables fast, data-driven decision-making even under high operational load.”

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