DAI-VEIL RF
RF disruption 433/915/2.4/5.8 GHz · TRL 6
Latam threat — don't wait for the Colombia pattern
ELN, FARC dissidents, and armed groups weaponize modified DJI/FPV drones — migrating to fiber links where classic jamming fails. DAI answers in layers.
Fiber-optic gap — DAI response
- EO/IR + micro-doppler radar detection without relying on RF
- Anvil / Roadrunner kinetic layer after visual confirmation
- DAI-ARC microwave R&D to fry onboard electronics
- Wisp mesh + Atlas alerts for civilian evacuation
DAI kill chain — Detect → Defeat
- 1
Detect
Pulsar · Sentry · Wisp
Passive RF, acoustic, micro-doppler radar
- 2
Classify
DAI-ATLAS · Grok Vision
Hostile / friendly · multi-sensor correlation
- 3
Track
Sentry · EagleEye
Thermal EO/IR · track continuity
- 4
RF defeat
DAI-VEIL RF
Multi-band disruption + GNSS deny
- 5
Kinetic / HPM defeat
DAI-ARC · Roadrunner · Anvil
Microwave + reusable interceptor
Four defeat layers
DAI-ARC HPM
Microwave · electronics defeat · TRL 3 R&D
Anvil / Roadrunner
Reusable kinetic · anti fiber-link
Wisp · perimeter mesh
Distributed nodes · Atlas alert
Institutional DAI Shield programs
TRL 8
DAI Shield — Watch (Detect + Atlas)
TRL 6
DAI Shield — RF (Soft-kill disruption)
TRL 7
DAI Shield — Layered (RF + kinetic + Atlas C2)
TRL 3
DAI ARC — HPM pilot (R&D)
One operating picture — DAI-ATLAS
Hostile tracks, ROE, RF/HPM/kinetic defeat, and audit trail — correlated with satellite, Starlink-class uplink, and Grok Vision.
DAI-ATLASField and command capabilities
Auto-track EO/IR
Automatic air target tracking
Lattice C2
Command and institutional ROE
LEO orbital stack
Starlink-class · Peru–U.S. alliance
KONDOR
Sovereign assembly Lima–Andes
Fleet fusion
Own + legacy + third-party UAV
Lattice Mesh
Resilient tactical edge
Peru can move first. Colombia can import newer technology. Institutional B2G channel only.
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