What we built
Stop hostile drones. Then help the responders.
AUDROS is a dual-role autonomous system. The first role is counter-UAS: an Eagle One interceptor drone fires a capture net at hostile drones, with physical collision as fallback. The system handles CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) incident response and works inside the regulated airspace where commercial counter-drone products can't operate.
The second role is public services support: drones providing live situational awareness to dispatchers during road accidents, riots, convoy escorts, and large public gatherings. The drone network feeds real-time aerial imagery into the command stack.
AUDROS is the foundation under Dronehub's defense pivot. The same year ESA and EDA co-funded it, Dronehub was ranked #2 in the Financial Times 1000 Aerospace & Defense category in Europe, and the European Defence Agency scored Dronehub 98 out of 100 on its CBRN programme.
Vertical applications
- Counter-UAS at correctional facilities (drone smuggling)
- Road safety + traffic incident response
- Civil unrest and crowd management
- VIP and convoy escort
- CBRN incident response
Consortium
A Czech military-research consortium under joint EU funding.
- Dronehub (Poland) — Lead
- BizGarden (Czech Republic)
- Fly4Future (Czech Republic) — Eagle One interceptor (net capture)
- GINA Software (Czech Republic)
- Military Technical Institute Brno (Czech Republic)
- Military Research Institute Brno (Czech Republic)
- European Space Agency — Co-funder
- European Defence Agency — Co-funder
Strategic context
AUDROS directly preceded Dronehub's Saudi and US military contracts (2024) and the FT 1000 #2 ranking in Aerospace & Defense. For procurement officers evaluating Dronehub for federal innovation programmes (SBIR/STTR, AFWERX, DIU), AUDROS is the proof-of-fit on regulated defense work.