Russia's PPSh Laboratory Unveils 'Katran' Mobile Drone Interception System
Russian drone developer PPSh Laboratory has officially unveiled the Katran, a mobile drone interception system integrating radar, a control unit, and interceptor drones. The platform is designed to detect incoming aerial threats and execute the full interception sequence autonomously, from target detection through engagement, without requiring human intervention.
Highlights
- PPSh Laboratory, a Russian drone developer, has officially unveiled the Katran mobile drone interception system.
- The Katran platform integrates three core modules: a radar unit, a control unit, and a purpose-built interceptor drone.
- The system can execute the full engagement sequence — from target detection to interception — in fully autonomous mode with no human intervention.
- The Katran's development reflects growing battlefield demand for rapidly deployable, automated counter-UAS air-defense capabilities.
Russia's PPSh Laboratory Unveils 'Katran' Mobile Drone Interception System
Russian drone developer PPSh Laboratory has officially revealed the Katran — a mobile, composite-platform drone interception system designed to counter incoming aerial threats.
System Architecture
According to the company, the Katran system is built around three core modules:
- Radar Unit: Detects hostile drones, calculates their coordinates, and transmits target data to the tracking system.
- Control Unit: Integrates data from all modules and directs the engagement sequence.
- Interceptor Drone: An unmanned aerial vehicle purpose-built to engage and neutralize incoming aerial targets.
Fully Autonomous Engagement
PPSh Laboratory states that the entire operational sequence — from initial target detection through to interception — can be executed in fully autonomous mode, requiring no human intervention at any stage of the engagement.
Military Context
The unveiling of the Katran comes as drones continue to play an increasingly decisive role in modern conflicts. The development of mobile counter-UAS systems reflects the urgent demand on contemporary battlefields for rapidly deployable, automated air-defense capabilities capable of responding to fast-moving drone threats.
Source / Image Credit: PPSh Laboratory
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