
Fortem Technologies builds counter-drone radar, software, and interceptor systems for defense buyers.
Fortem competes in the counter-unmanned-aircraft market, where governments and venue operators are buying layered defenses against hostile and careless drones. Demand is driven by military base protection, border security, airport safety, and major-event security programs.
Recent traction includes a prime position on a large United States homeland-security counter-drone contract vehicle, a multi-year Army award, and venue-defense orders tied to an international sporting tournament. Strategic backing from a major defense prime has further anchored the company in military procurement channels.
Source: businesswire.com
Fortem Technologies develops airspace-security systems that detect, track, and defeat unauthorized drones. Its product family pairs TrueView ground and onboard radars with a command-and-control software layer and autonomous interceptor aircraft carrying net-based capture payloads.
The company sells to defense forces, border and homeland-security agencies, airports, stadiums, energy sites, and prisons. It holds authorization for drone-on-drone kinetic intercepts in United States airspace and reports deployments across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and East Asia.
Source: fortemtech.com
The DroneHunter F700 is an autonomous interceptor aircraft that pursues rogue drones and captures them mid-air with net guns, tethered nets, or drogue parachute payloads. An onboard radar guides each engagement, and operators can supervise or override flights through several mission modes.
SkyDome Manager is the software layer that fuses radar, camera, and radio-frequency feeds into a shared three-dimensional airspace picture. It scores threats, triggers zone-based responses, and directs interceptors and hangars, with interfaces for integration into third-party command systems.
Source: fortemtech.com