At the NAIS 2026 exhibition, taking place in Moscow at the Crocus Expo IEC, the company "Kvantum" presented a promising anti-drone system called "Kvantum." The new product combines interceptor drones and advanced artificial intelligence algorithms.
The system is designed to detect and neutralize small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), including FPV drones. AI is responsible for target detection and classification, providing high accuracy and response speed. After a threat is identified, interceptor drones are launched and catch up with the target at speeds of up to 350 km/h.
According to the developer, the probability of successfully engaging small UAVs and FPV drones reaches 99%. This makes the solution one of the most effective in the class of kinetic counter-UAV systems.
The cost of the system, as stated in the company's official materials, amounts to several tens of millions of rubles depending on the configuration and the number of interceptors. Monthly maintenance and support are estimated at 1–1.5 million rubles.
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