The drone recognition and
classification layer for
next-generation Counter-UAS systems.

The drone recognition and classification layer for next-generation Counter-UAS systems.

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Superiority at the Speed of Modern Threats

Kytyra engineers low-latency sensors that overcome the environmental and operational limitations of existing technologies.

Kytyra’s low SWaP-C sensors return precision geolocation, speed, and direction data in real time, independent of RF signatures. 

Unlike traditional EO/IR and LiDAR systems that generate data-heavy images, Kytyra captures unique low-latency light signatures or “waveforms” processed entirely on the edge in milliseconds. 

Turnkey Detection and Classification

Kytyra is purpose-built for multi-layered, fully integrated Counter-UAS architectures. Using advanced machine learning, we deliver next-generation recognition and classification with a single sensor, streamlining integration while increasing operational capabilities.

We don’t just “see” drones and other aerial threats; we capture multi-dimensional data to classify specific behaviors over time and space.

Single sensor for edge detection and classification and mobile identification.

Purpose-built for rapid + seamless integration in layered Counter-UAS systems

Tested and proven in the most difficult environments, including noisy urban centers

A New Standard for Operational Dominance

Low latency: Counter-UAS on the Edge

We capture unique light waveforms processed entirely on the edge in milliseconds, not data-heavy 3D plots or images.

Mobility: Counter-UAS on Move

Our low SWaP-C sensors are uniquely capable of identifying threat positions while mobile, protecting assets on the move.

Noise is No Problem

We use advanced machine learning to filter out noise in busy environments, radically
outperforming traditional solutions.

Drone Behavior Analysis

Kytyra uses a single sensor to capture drone location, speed, and movement in 3D space providing critical behavioral context.

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