To have a full counter drone solution you need to five core components in the architecture. A command and control system to pull it all together, active sensors such as radars, passive sensors such as electronic listening or optical scanning solutions, active soft kill jamming and hardkill systems such as those provided by EOS for cannons, guns or guided rockets/missiles.
Drone Shield is primarily an electronic counter drone solution provider that delivers the C2, electronic sensors and jamming but can be integrated into a full CUAS system. No company that I know delivers a full end to end set of technologies. There are many companies all across the globe that do what Droneshield does but for working CUAS hardkill you can count them on one hand. It will be interesting to see if DRO gets a gig in the new Australian Army CUAS system that they released the ITR for last week. EOS should be in the middle of this regardless of who wins the ITR.
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