Uncrewed aircraft
Hawk
Detect, confirm, and defeat small drones from a radio a soldier carries, run from the ATAK device they already use.
TRL 7 (Army)
TRL 6 (USSOCOM)
Nothing that decides alone should run alone.
SafeKey Lab builds Hawk: counter-drone defense a soldier carries in a pouch. It confirms a hostile drone on three independent sensors, then takes down its control link, with a soldier approving every action.
- Soldier-operated at JRTC for 24 hours, no contractor on site
- 0.5 lb before battery
- TRL 7 (Army) · TRL 6 (USSOCOM)
The position
Uncrewed systems now decide faster than the people defending them.
Cheap drones are now the main threat to small units, and the dismounted squad has nothing organic to stop them. Handheld jammers weigh 5 to 15 lb because they rely on raw power, and detection-only tools can find a drone but cannot stop it. Hawk confirms before it acts and defeats the link with almost no power, so it fits in a pouch.
The portfolio
Where the engine goes next
Vela, for spacecraft.
The same engine (multi-sensor confirmation, a gated response, and a tamper-evident log) applies to spacecraft. Vela is validated in our laboratory at TRL 4. It is our next product, not our current one.
Start where you are
Four ways into the same platform.
Government
Deployment variants, compliance posture, and air-gapped install.
Programs & primes →
Enterprise
Airports, stadiums, utilities, and critical sites: detection and tracking for organizations that are not authorized to defeat drones.
Request a demo →
Technical
Integration details and measured results, released under agreement.
Read the record →
Investors
The category thesis, what is built versus what is claimed, and who is building it.
Company →
Next step
Bring us the system you cannot afford to lose.
The most useful first conversation is a specific one: an airspace you hold, a unit you equip, a site you defend. We will tell you which parts of the platform are ready for it and which are not.