AR15 Rifle Anti-Drone System

AR15 Rifle Anti-Drone System

AIA · Counter-UAS system

AIA-CUAS-5.56×45-Mk1-[BL]

A computerized counter-UAS fire-control system designed to add a small-UAS response capability to a compatible AR-15 platform. The system is designed around standard 5.56×45 mm ammunition and existing sighting equipment.

About AIA Counter-UAS

A new layer for small-UAS defense

AIA-CUAS is a computerized fire-control system intended to support counter-UAS missions using a compatible individual weapon platform. Its design builds on an established AR-15 configuration and is intended to work with standard ammunition and existing sighting equipment.

The system is designed to make a specialized response capability available at the individual-platform level. Its lightweight architecture, replaceable power source and compatibility focus support integration into existing equipment plans, subject to platform verification and the requirements of the end user.

Platform

AR-15OEM-stated compatibility

Ammunition

5.56×45 mmStandard NATO ammunition

Added weight

Approx. 400 gAs stated by the OEM

The technology

Computerized fire-control architecture

The system integrates computerized control into a compatible host platform. Its software is designed to support a consistent response profile for a small, fast-moving aerial threat, while the operator remains responsible for observation, identification and decisions under approved procedures.

An optics-agnostic design is intended to preserve the end user’s selected sighting equipment. A field-replaceable Li-Ion battery provides up to 50 hours of active engagement time, according to the OEM. Performance and endurance depend on configuration, use and environmental conditions.

01 · Computerized control

Integrated system logic

An embedded computerized component supports the system’s fire-control function.

02 · Adaptive algorithms

Consistent response

OEM-described algorithms support a response profile for small, fast-moving aerial threats.

03 · Sighting flexibility

Optics-agnostic design

Designed to work with existing day, night and thermal sighting equipment, subject to configuration.

04 · Power

Replaceable battery

Field-replaceable Li-Ion battery; up to 50 hours active engagement time per OEM.

Operational advantages

Scalable defense for modern requirements

AIA-CUAS is designed to add a counter-UAS response option while making use of familiar equipment and existing platform infrastructure.

ADVANTAGEOEM-PUBLISHED DETAIL
Platform compatibilityDesigned for standard AR-15 rifles; OEM states integration via a replacement lower receiver.
AmmunitionWorks with standard 5.56×45 mm NATO ammunition, according to the OEM.
Sighting equipmentOptics-agnostic design intended to retain existing sights and accessories.
Engagement envelopeOEM states up to 350 m in daylight and up to 250 m at night; results vary with conditions.
Added system weightApproximately 400 g (14 oz), per OEM.
Mission enduranceField-replaceable Li-Ion battery, up to 50 hours of active engagement time, per OEM.

See it in action

AIA-CUAS videos

Counter-UAS system overview

Weapon-mounted counter-UAS demonstration

Frequently asked questions

AIA-CUAS FAQ

What is the AIA-CUAS system?

It is a computerized counter-UAS fire-control system intended to add an anti-drone response capability to a compatible AR-15 platform.

Which platform is it designed for?

The OEM lists standard AR-15 rifles. Compatibility should be confirmed for the specific host configuration before procurement or integration.

Does it require special ammunition?

The OEM states compatibility with standard 5.56×45 mm NATO ammunition; no dedicated ammunition is specified on the product page.

Can existing optics be retained?

The system is described as optics-agnostic and designed to work with existing sighting equipment, subject to the host setup.

What are the OEM-published weight and battery figures?

The system adds approximately 400 g (14 oz). Its field-replaceable Li-Ion battery is rated for up to 50 hours of active engagement time. Actual results depend on use and conditions.

What range does the OEM publish?

The OEM states an engagement range of up to 350 m in daylight and up to 250 m at night. These are manufacturer claims, not a guarantee of performance in a particular environment.

What training and approvals are required?

The OEM describes the system as requiring minimal familiarization. End users must follow applicable laws, authorization requirements, official training and approved safety procedures.

Contact

Discuss AIA-CUAS for your requirements

For product information, platform compatibility, demonstrations and distribution, contact the AIA sales team. Availability is subject to customer eligibility, end-user review and applicable export-control approvals.

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Specifications and performance statements are based on OEM-published information and may change. Verify compatibility, configuration and claims against current OEM documentation. All products are subject to applicable authorization, export-control and end-user requirements.

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