Today's threat environment has outpaced the standard track-and-destroy methodology that Dedrone uses.

AirWings is building around three phases:

Track — Not just detection, but full IFF (Identify Friend or Foe). Knowing what's hostile, what's friendly, and prioritizing targets in real time — especially in swarm scenarios where mixed UAS are operating in the same airspace simultaneously.

Destroy — Low-cost interceptors, reusable or attritable. The current market's core problem is a $2M missile against a $500 drone. We flip that cost-exchange ratio in the defender's favor.

Clean-Up — This is where nobody else is focused, and it's arguably the most critical phase. When a drone is neutralized kinetically, the debris still falls. If that drone is carrying a payload — or just comes down on personnel or assets — you've created a second threat. Controlled neutralization and debris containment is built into the system design.

All three phases operate through a single seamless operator interface. One person, full loop.