The Man-Portable Interceptor

3 Seconds from Lock to Launch

One operator, 1.4 kilograms, no vehicle and no setup. When a drone crosses your perimeter, the man-portable interceptor turns a report into a response — before the incident becomes a headline.

Pricing on request — quoted per programme (jack@netclearsky.com).

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The moment that matters

A drone is over your perimeter. You have seconds.

Not the minutes a vehicle-mounted stack needs to power up. Not the paperwork of a spectrum licence before anything may radiate. The man-portable system was built for this exact moment: shoulder the launcher, lock, launch — the onboard AI does the rest.

Zero RF. Zero jamming. The aircraft comes down on record, and the incident file writes itself.

Why it works

Five things a carried system has to get right

Everything that makes the area system calm — miniaturised into something one person carries.

FIELD DEPLOYMENT

Seconds, not minutes

From target lock to launch in about three seconds — the window between an alert and a closed incident is one breath long.

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Fire-and-forget AI

Launch, and the round's onboard AI takes over — recognition, tracking, controlled interception. The operator is already watching the next sector.

COMPLETE SYSTEM · 1.4 KG

Truly man-portable — 1.4 kg

Launcher and round together weigh less than a packed laptop bag. No vehicle, no external power, no mast to raise — it goes where your people go.

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Compliance built in

Flight black box, operator authorisation and geofencing ship inside the system — the accountability chain that civilian and police use demands.

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Follow-up capability

Should the first round not settle it, the follow-up is already on its way — reload is measured in seconds, with no reset of the command chain.

Where it goes

Built for the teams that move

Anywhere the perimeter is a person, not a fence line.

Police response

First units on scene carry their own answer

Site security

Patrols that close the gap fences cannot

Border patrol

Kilometres of open ground, no infrastructure

Events

Temporary airspace, deployed in hours

VIP details

Discreet coverage that moves with the principal

Carried on a shoulder — the difference between an incident and a headline.

Tell us who responds at your sites and how far they walk. We will fit the man-portable line to your teams, training and compliance included.