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DroneShield Restricted (ASX:DRO) (“DroneShield” or the “Firm”) is happy to advise it has reached compliance with UK Ministry of Defence (UK MOD) SAPIENT format. SAPIENT is a standard working format for defence gadgets (with related rules to the US Division of Protection ATAK system), initially developed by the UK’s Defence Science and Expertise Laboratory (DSTL). It was since adopted as the usual counter drone communication system within the UK.
SAPIENT provides a typical method for AI and autonomy in networked multi-sensor techniques in safety and defence, and is being evaluated as a possible NATO commonplace for counter-drone techniques.
Further info on SAPIENT is on the market at https://www.gov.uk/steering/sapient-autonomous-sensor-system
Going ahead, DroneShield’s AI-enabled counterdrone/C-UAS RfPatrol, RfOne, and DroneSentry-X merchandise now have the aptitude to supply a SAPIENT compliant output.
Oleg Vornik, DroneShield CEO, commented, “Within the present difficult geopolitical surroundings, DroneShield continues to considerably progress our engagement throughout the NATO militaries, and particularly UK, alongside Australia and the US. We’ve on-the-ground crew members in all 3 nations, supported by a community of extremely succesful native companions – within the case of UK, our companion is BT with its substantial defence credentials, in addition to being a family identify within the UK market.”
“Compliance with the SAPIENT format was pushed by end-user requests from our UK and European militaries. It ensures our networked gadgets are plug-and-play appropriate to the widespread working format of different gadgets and techniques of these end-users. We’re at the moment concerned in significant acquisition tender processes with UK and European end-users, which require this compliance as a part of the deployment.”
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