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A Complete Detect Track-Identify Defeat Solution

Veyrk Industries delivers effective, low-cost countermeasures engineered to neutralize evolving and increasingly complex UAS (Unmanned Aircraft System) threats. Our systems are purpose-built to integrate seamlessly across the full detect, track, identify, and defeat (DTID) kill chain, ensuring rapid response and mission-critical reliability in the field.

At the core of every combat deployment lies our Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) — a flexible architecture that allows for rapid upgrades, interoperability with existing defense infrastructure, and scalability across diverse operational environments. Whether facing single-drone incursions or coordinated swarm attacks, our solutions provide warfighters with the speed, precision, and confidence needed to maintain air dominance.

Built for real-world combat conditions and designed with the end user in mind, Veyrk Industries stands at the forefront of next-generation counter-UAS technology.
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Kenneth Stewart, a section chief assigned to Task Force Pergale, Bravo Battery, 1st Battalion, 14th Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Field Artillery Brigade, ensures proper positioning of the launchers on the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) while conducting training with the Lithuanian Armed Forces, Jan. 13, 2026, on General Silvestras Žukauskas Training Area, Pabradė, Lithuania. As part of the Army's HIMARS initiative, the ongoing training reinforced NATO's collective defense posture by improving interoperability and integration of highly mobile, long-range precision fires. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Regina Koesters)

One Platform. Three to Ten Interceptors. Under 30 Seconds to Reload.Modular Magazine Launcher

A reusable expeditionary launch platform configurable to hold 3 to 10 interceptors per magazine. Engineered for rapid multi-target deployment or swarm mitigation, and built with a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) to plug directly into your fielded Government C2 infrastructure.
3/10
Interceptors Magazine
C2
Government C2 Mosa Ready
30 Sec
Reload Per Interceptor
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The Engagement SequenceDetect. Categorize. Engage. Neutralize.

A single automated kill-chain from initial UAS detection to confirmed defeat executed in seconds.
1
Incoming UAS threats detected across the
engagement envelope
2
Ground station categorizes each threat
and assigns interceptor type
3
Interceptors launch, coded
to their assigned target
4
All threats neutralized. Kill
chain confirmed.

Key FeaturesBuilt for the Asymmetric Fight

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Autonomous Engagement
Optionally autonomous target categorization and engagement, executed without operator-in-the-loop delay.
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Modular Architecture
Scalable deployment from a single unit to a full magazine, built on a Modular Open Systems Architecture Approach.
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Contested-Environment
Embedded AI/ML terminal guidance performs in permissive and denied environments alike.
An MRZR Alpha light tactical all-terrain vehicle, assigned to the 621st Contingency Response Wing, California, drives through Schoonover Air Field at U.S. Army Fort Hunter-Liggett, California, during a joint field training exercise May 6, 2023. Exercise Storm Crow is a readiness exercise apart of a larger scale exercise, Golden Phoenix,  hosted by Travis Air Force Base with full spectrum support from partner units to include the 621st Contingency Response Wing, Joint Base McGuire Dix Lakehurst, New Jersey, the 349th Air Mobility Reserve Wing Travis AFB, California and the First Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, California. The purpose of the exercise is to demonstrate the combined ability to rapidly generate and project air power leveraging mobility platforms such as the C-5 Galaxy, C-17 Globemaster III and KC-10 Extender. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Dennis Hoffman)
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Seamless C2 Integration
Direct integration with existing sensor networks and Government Command & Control infrastructure.
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Cost-Effective Sustainment
Consumable, zero-maintenance design engineered for volume production under $10,000 per unit.
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Field-Tested Performance
Proven in DHS S&T and DoD test events across multiple engagement scenarios.
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System SpecificationsLoHKI Attribute Sheet

Unit Cost
less than $10,000 in Volume Production
Setup Time
< 20 minutes (2-Person Team)
Engagement Range
Up to 6 km (Standard Config); Extended to 40 km
Payload Options
Kinetic Impact, Fuzed Detonating, Target Capture (Nets / Entanglers)
Max Speed
191 kts / 254 mph / 350 km/h
Max Altitude
12,000 ft MSL
Guidance / Mode
AI-Enabled Terminal Guidance (Passive Video, IMU, GNSS)

Ready to see LoHKI in the field?

Veyrk Industries is now accepting inquiries for our Fall 2026 field demonstrations. Whether you're evaluating LoHKI for a current program
of record or exploring next-generation C-UAS options, our team is ready to walk you through live engagement scenarios,
technical specifications, and integration requirements tailored to your mission profile.
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