Axon Vision and ParaZero Introduce New ForceField Configuration forNon-Destructive Counter-UAS Interception
The integrated solution combines Axon Vision’s ForceField solution with ParaZero’s autonomous DefendAir anti-drone net-based interceptor, extending the ForceField family to critical infrastructure, airports, energy facilities, homeland security, and other sensitive sites.
Following the recent launch of ForceField, its Edge AI-powered Counter-UAS protection system, Axon Vision (TASE: AXN) today announced a strategic collaboration with ParaZero Technologies Ltd. (Nasdaq: PRZO) to introduce a new integrated
configuration that marks the first expansion of the ForceField family.
While the initial ForceField configuration is designed to protect maneuvering forces through an integrated kinetic response, the new integrated solution combines ForceField with DefendAir by ParaZero, the company’s autonomous net-based interceptor system, extending the ForceField family to operational environments where non-destructive interception is preferred,
including critical infrastructure, airports, homeland security, energy facilities and other sensitive sites, while maintaining a common EDGE AI core across both configurations.
Built around ForceField’s Detect, Understand, Respond operational cycle, the integrated solution combines passive electro-optical detection, AI-driven analysis and engagement management with Man-on-the-Loop control, and DefendAir’s autonomous interception capability. The result is a modular Counter-UAS solution capable of addressing a broader range of operational scenarios while maintaining the same operational workflow and decision-making architecture.
The integrated configuration was recently demonstrated during Axon Vision’s trial campaign in Israel, where the companies successfully validated the interoperability between the two systems under operationally representative conditions.
The collaboration demonstrates ForceField’s open and modular architecture, enabling the integration of complementary interception capabilities to address different operational requirements while leveraging the strengths of each company’s technology.
Neri Zin, CEO of Axon Vision, said: “ForceField was designed from day one as an open and modular operational architecture, rather than a single product configuration. Different operational environments require different engagement capabilities. Our collaboration with ParaZero demonstrates how the same ForceField architecture can support complementary interception options while maintaining the same Edge AI core and operational workflow. This approach allows us to address a broader range of operational requirements while continuing to build the ForceField family around a common technology foundation.”
Ariel Alon, CEO of ParaZero Technologies, said: “The integration of DefendAir with ForceField brings together two highly complementary technologies to address one of today’s fastest-growing security challenges. Together, we are expanding the range of operational environments that can benefit from advanced Counter-UAS capabilities, providing customers with an effective
non-destructive interception option for protecting critical infrastructure, airports, energy facilities, homeland security assets and other sensitive sites.”
The ForceField family is built around a common Edge AI core and supports multiple operational capabilities through its open and modular architecture. The architecture is designed to support the integration of complementary sensors and effectors, enabling the platform to address a broader range of Counter-UAS missions while maintaining a common operational foundation.
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