DroneKyll, Inc.
Enemy drones are cheap and ubiquitous, drone defense must be the same.
What it is
DroneKyll tactical missiles are compact, AI-guided kinetic interceptors engineered for the small-UAS threat set — not for legacy air-defense economics.
Optical AI. No GPS. No datalink. No external cueing.
In flight, the missile relies on optical AI guidance. It does not depend on GPS, RF datalinks, or external cueing. That architecture makes the interceptor immune to electronic warfare during engagement.
A defined kill zone
The payload is an electronically triggered 12-gauge shotgun shell, producing an estimated 3 m × 3 m × 3 m kill zone at intercept.
Why the cost curve matters
Defenders cannot win an attrition fight with $100k rounds against $3k threats. DroneKyll closes that gap with matched economics, EW resilience, and a form factor built for mobile and expeditionary employment.
Specs at a glance
| Mass | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Length | 17 inches |
| Guidance | Optical AI |
| In-flight dependencies | None (no GPS / RF datalink / external cueing) |
| Target class | Group 1 and 2 UAS |
| Payload | Electronically triggered 12-gauge shell |
| Kill zone (est.) | 3 m × 3 m × 3 m |
| Unit cost | <$10,000 |
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