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What are the best Counter-UAS systems available today?

Some of the most effective Counter-UAS systems available include the BlueHalo Titan and Titan SV, now offered by EOD Gear. The Titan is a compact, modular system ideal for fixed-site defense, while the Titan SV is vehicle-mounted, perfect for mobile missions and perimeter protection. Both systems use non-kinetic defeat methods, are ITAR compliant, and are designed for rapid deployment in tactical environments.

What is a Counter-UAS system and how does it work?

A Counter-UAS (C-UAS) system is designed to detect, identify, track, and defeat unauthorized drones (unmanned aerial systems) that pose a threat to personnel, critical infrastructure, or restricted airspace. These systems use a combination of radar, radio frequency (RF) sensors, electro-optical cameras, and effectors (such as jamming or directed energy) to neutralize the threat. At EOD Gear, we offer advanced C-UAS solutions like the BlueHalo Titan and Titan SV, which are field-proven and mission-ready.

What’s the difference between drone detection and drone mitigation systems?

Drone detection systems identify and track unmanned aerial systems using technologies like RF sensing, radar, and visual cameras. Drone mitigation systems go a step further, actively disrupting or disabling the drone using techniques such as jamming, spoofing, or directed energy. At EOD Gear, we offer integrated C-UAS solutions that combine detection and mitigation into one modular platform.

Are there portable or mobile C-UAS systems for field operations?

Yes. The BlueHalo Titan SV, available through EOD Gear, is a vehicle-mounted mobile Counter-UAS platform designed for rapid deployment in field environments. It provides 360-degree detection and defeat capabilities while on the move—making it ideal for military convoys, expeditionary teams, and perimeter defense missions.

Can civilians legally use Counter-UAS systems in the United States?

In the U.S., civilian use of active Counter-UAS systems—particularly those that jam or disrupt drone signals—is heavily restricted by federal law. The FCC, FAA, and DOJ regulate the use of jamming and electronic defeat technologies, which are generally limited to federal agencies and military use. However, detection-only systems may be legally used in certain settings. EOD Gear offers guidance on selecting C-UAS gear suitable for authorized law enforcement and military applications.