The KuRFS sensor provides comprehensive 360-degree threat detection, while the Coyote effectors function as interceptors capable of neutralizing both individual drones and coordinated swarms. RTX confirmed that production of the Coyote units is accelerating to address a significant surge in global demand as drone warfare tactics continue to evolve.
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Raytheon Secures $729 Million Deal for Counter-Drone Systems
The U.S. Army, along with Qatar and Jordan, has awarded RTX’s Raytheon unit $729 million in contracts for advanced counter-drone technology. This deployment marks the first international sale of the company's Ku-band Radio Frequency Sensor and Coyote interceptors, signaling a major expansion in defense against aerial threats.
Beyond current manufacturing, Raytheon is actively upgrading the system to improve performance metrics, including faster launch times, increased flight speeds, and extended operational range. These enhancements aim to maintain a technical edge against increasingly sophisticated aerial adversaries.
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