RockDome develops low-cost hard-kill systems for fixed-site and dismounted defense
against FPV and other low-altitude drone threats.
Built around inert, locally available aggregate ammunition.
Low-cost drones have compressed the barrier to entry for surveillance, harassment, and one-way attack missions. The result is a wider threat set, faster iteration, and more pressure on defenders.
RF-dependent drones remain vulnerable to electronic attack, but tethered, autonomous, and pre-programmed systems reduce the reliability of purely soft-kill approaches. Defenders need a guidance-agnostic layer.
Using high-cost interceptors against low-cost drones breaks the cost curve in the attacker’s favor. Effective defense needs sustainable engagement economics and replenishment.
RockDome is built around a simple premise: when attackers can vary guidance, saturate airspace, and exploit cost asymmetry, defenders need a hard-kill layer that is practical to deploy and practical to sustain. Aegis protects facilities and infrastructure. Interceptor gives dismounted operators a last-line option when perimeter or standoff layers are unavailable, exhausted, or ineffective.
Kinetic interception does not depend on breaking a control link. It remains relevant against RF- guided, autonomous, and tethered threats because the effect is physical, not electronic.
By using inert, locally available aggregate as ammunition, RockDome is designed for replenishment and scale rather than expensive, specialized interceptors.
Aegis extends protection around fixed sites. Interceptor extends it to the individual operator. Together they support a first-line and last-line defense model.