An AI-infused intrusion detection system capable of searching out hostile drone threats will be deployed at an airbase in the top end as part of an $30 million trial being conducted by the Royal Australia Air Force.
The counter-intrusion and counter-unmanned aerial systems (UAS) will put Australia on a similar footing to AUKUS partner the United Kingdom, which is also exploring the tech at its defence bases.
The Defence of Defence has entered a four-year contract with the Australian subsidiary of American military tech firm Anduril for the off-the-shelf ‘counter-intrusion capability services’.
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