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INT-3
Iron Shield's AI-powered interceptor — a shield over the sky. Its Pixel-Lock system fuses radar-guided navigation, computer-vision target detection, and TG autopilot to detect, lock, and stop attack drones before they reach the people, positions, and infrastructure they are aimed at — Shahed-type one-way attackers and FPV threats alike. It switches frequency bands and video channels in flight, runs a dual control link with automatic band selection, and closes at up to 330 km/h with a fragmentation-high-explosive payload.
Datasheet
Full specification
- AI Pixel-Lock target lock
- Radar-guided navigation
- Computer-vision detection
- TG autopilot functionality
- In-flight band & channel switching
- Dual control link, auto band select
Flight profile
Search, close, intercept.
Three flight modes — a long loiter to find the threat, a mixed cruise to close on it, and a full-throttle terminal dash to stop it in the air. Digital or analog video, with dual control links on separate frequency bands.
INT-3 Family
Configurations
One protective doctrine across mission-matched airframes — a common seeker-tipped interceptor body that docks into a shoulder launcher or flies itself onto the threat on tilt-rotor or quad power. The same AI Pixel-Lock autonomy core in every one.
Shoulder-Launched
The interceptor rides a rifle-style launcher for the individual operator — a rapid, GPS-independent answer to low, slow, small threats.
Tilt-Rotor VTOL
Tilting ducted fans lift the interceptor vertically, then rotate to a high-speed dash — the fastest closing profile in the family.
Quad-Rotor
A four-rotor configuration built to answer mass with mass — high-volume, low-cost swarming defense holding a hard lock through terminal approach.
Man-Portable Launcher
The shoulder launch unit — rail-mounted optics, manual-control transmitter, and a docked interceptor ready to fire.
Fire Control System
Operator, optics, and interceptor — one loop.
Video streaming to the operator's headset, an AI target-lock reticle, shoulder-mounted launch support, and a manual-control fallback — the complete man-in-the-loop engagement system.
