// INTERCEPTOR

30 km. Under 3 minutes.

A jet-powered, vertical-launch interceptor that reaches any point in its engagement envelope faster than any propeller-driven system — and reloads before the next threat arrives.

>600
km/h
cruise speed
<3 min
to cover
30 km
<60 s
climb to
4 km alt
>2
thrust-to-
weight ratio
Nose Wing edge X-tail Aft
01 / 04

Designed to close fast.

Low-drag forward profile — built to reach a threat at any bearing before it reaches its target.

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VLS-1 ACTIVE VLS-3 TARGET >600 km/h SIMULTANEOUS SORTIES — NO RUNWAY
// Launch system

Vertical launch. Any direction, simultaneously.

INTERCEPTOR launches vertically from a fixed or vehicle-mounted cell. No runway, no pre-alignment toward the threat. The moment a target is detected, any cell in the battery fires independently.

Multiple threats simultaneously? Multiple cells fire simultaneously. Each interceptor climbs to 4 km altitude in under 60 seconds, accelerating through 600 km/h — while remaining cells are already on standby for the next wave.

Reaction time is measured in seconds. Capacity scales with number of cells. No single launch rail. No single point of failure.

// Where no other system reaches

The gap every competitor leaves open.

SPEED CAPABLE >400 km/h OWA-UAS COST POSITIVE <€50k / kill BEYOND LINE OF SIGHT autonomous — no ground track APKWS / Dronehammer short range Multicopter interceptors prop-speed only SAM / SHORAD €500k+ per round OUR ANSWER
APKWS / Dronehammer
✓ High speed✗ Short range✗ Needs ground guidance
Capable against jet-speed threats but limited to short ranges. Loses effectiveness beyond line-of-sight of the firing unit.
Multicopter interceptors
✓ Low cost✓ Autonomous✗ Prop-speed ceiling
Effective against FPV and slow UAS. Cannot engage Shahed-238 class jet-powered threats — speed is a hard physical limit.
Conventional SAM / SHORAD
✓ High speed✓ Long range✗ €500k–2M per round
Technically capable but economically unsustainable against mass-produced threats. A losing cost exchange at scale.
// Technology roadmap

Built for European components — by design.

INTERCEPTOR is being developed to integrate EU-made micro turbojet engines and European avionics stacks as they mature. The architecture absorbs sovereign alternatives without redesign — supply chain sovereignty is an operational requirement, not a marketing position.

EU
TECH

Integration targets

Micro turbojet engines from EU-based manufacturers  ·  EU-sovereign flight control and avionics hardware  ·  European datalink and encryption stacks compliant with NATO standards

// Status

Currently in active development.

First prototypes are in iterative testing. Performance figures represent current design targets and will be validated through flight testing. We work directly with end users to ensure the system is tuned to real operational requirements, not laboratory conditions.

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