Regulus Cyber

Regulus is an Israeli counter-UAS company that covers the whole drone defeat kill chain, from detection, tracking and identification to soft-kill electronic warfare and kinetic interception, with AI-driven command and control that allows defence without a human in the loop. The company was founded on the insight that drones depend on GNSS, and its first product, a low-power software-based GNSS manipulation system, was deployed in active combat, reached TRL-9, was selected by the US Department of Defense and is used by Western militaries. Its site reports thousands of real-world neutralisations in active combat zones.

Ring series

• Ring 3: multi-constellation GNSS spoofing across GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou with 1.5 km range and combat-proven push-back, hold and land modes, in a 7 kg, 60 W unit
• Ring 4: adds AI-powered passive RF detection with a 99.99 percent detection rate across more than 70 drone protocols and zero RF emissions
• Ring 5: full detect-and-defeat with 47 dBm multi-band datalink jamming across five simultaneous bands to counter FPV, commercial and DIY drones that do not rely on GNSS, with sub-second response
• Configurations from manpack to vehicle mount and fixed site, IP67 and MIL-STD compliant, operating from -40 to +50 degrees C in deserts and at sea

LeC2 and DART

• LeC2 unified command and control integrating 13 sensor and effector types from 10 defence vendors into one operational picture, with a real-time threat map, automated playbooks, an AI tactical advisor and geographic tripwires that trigger countermeasures, and no vendor lock-in
• DART kinetic interception, the hard-kill layer completing the chain from detection to destruction, described as coming soon

Applications

• 24/7 automated protection for power plants, airports, government facilities and strategic assets
• Military use at forward operating bases, checkpoints, convoys and installations, proven on tanks, ships and tactical vehicles
• Maritime protection for vessels, ports and offshore platforms, and networked distributed deployments

Company

Regulus says each capability was built from operational demand, that AI models improve quarterly and protocol libraries update monthly, and that it provides operator and maintenance training on site and remotely worldwide, with a customer portal, product demonstrations and technical evaluations on request.

Shows

Regulus appears in the exhibitor lists of ADAS Asian Defense and Security 2027 and DSEI UK 2027.

Contact

Israel
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