Tel Aviv: Israeli company Axon Vision, has successfully integrated its EDGE ClearSky system with RETIA’s radar and the TSG command and control (C&C) system in the Czech Republic, demonstrating a multi-sensor capability for detecting and tracking drone threats.
EDGE ClearSky, part of Axon Vision’s EDGE AI family of computer vision solutions, is designed to support the rapid detection and identification of aerial threats through thermal sensing and AI-driven real-time processing. In the Czech Republic, these capabilities were integrated with RETIA’s radar-based detection and the TSG system to create a unified, multi-sensor target picture for the operator.
According to the company ,under open-field conditions simulating operational environments, the activity demonstrated the ability of the integrated systems to operate in sync, exchange information in real time, and present drone targets on the C2 display. The integrated system was tested against representative drone scenarios, including detection, tracking, and dynamic target movement, demonstrating stable performance and highlighting the operational value of combining radar and electro-optical sensing in counter-drone missions.
The successful demonstration marks an important milestone in Axon Vision’s ability to integrate its AI-powered visual intelligence capabilities with third-party sensors and command-and-control systems. It also reflects the growing need for open, interoperable architectures that can fuse data from multiple sources and provide operators with a clearer, more actionable operational picture when addressing drone threats in complex environments.
“Drone threats continue to create new operational challenges for defence and security forces worldwide, requiring faster detection, improved situational awareness, and the ability to integrate multiple sensing capabilities into a single operational picture,” said Neri Zin, CEO of Axon Vision.
“The successful integration in the Czech Republic demonstrates the flexibility of our EDGE ClearSky system and its ability to work seamlessly with radar and command-and-control systems. Together with RETIA and TSG, we were able to show how multi-sensor fusion can enhance counter-drone capabilities,” he added.
-The writer is an Israel-based freelance journalist. The views expressed are of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of Raksha Anirveda
