C-UAS - hitting the drone zone

By Gordon Arthur, Asian Military Review

EOS featured in Asian Military Review’s July/August issue on counter-drone capabilities.

The latest issue of Asian Military Review explores how militaries around the world are responding to the growing threat of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), with a focus on counter-UAS (C-UAS) technologies being developed and fielded across the Asia-Pacific. EOS is highlighted as a key Australian innovator in this space.

Quotes from the article include:

• “Slinger continues to prove its value in Ukraine, where it has been deployed to defend critical infrastructure, including missile bases and radar stations near Kyiv.”

• “Our R500, launched at IDEX 2025, features mesh networking to amplify counter-UAV coverage. A Middle East launch customer is already lined up.”

• “EOS is investing heavily in advanced software and AI as part of our focus on C-UAS technologies… We’re actively working with AI technology partners to enhance drone detection, recognition, identification and targeting.”

• “Our 50–150 kW laser weapon systems offer scalable, effective solutions for defeating drones and missiles, protecting critical assets with precision… This marks a global first. No other company has achieved this capability.”

• “Customers are no longer experimenting; they’re actively integrating C-UAS into their force structures.”

EOS’ technology in C-UAS and high energy laser systems continues to evolve in response to real-world operational demand.

Learn more about our C-UAS and high energy laser capabilities here