Kettner Aerospace builds autonomous electronic-warfare and protection systems for unmanned and manned platforms. We turn the tactical edge into a strategic sensor and keep the warfighter connected when the spectrum is denied.
Four programs, one portfolio: collaborative autonomy in prototype testing, a passive targeting sensor, GPS anti-jam protection, and airspace awareness sensing. We lead with what each system does for the mission. Capability first, and the details when it counts.
Small unmanned systems that operate as a team, not a collection of individuals. One detection becomes a coordinated response.
Persistent awareness of the electromagnetic battlespace, delivered from the platforms you already operate. Detect, classify, and locate the emitters that matter, in time to act.
Navigation you can trust when the signal is contested. Holds position, navigation, and timing through jamming and spoofing, on platforms legacy anti-jam hardware could never reach.
Detect-and-avoid awareness for unmanned aircraft, sized for the platforms that need it most. Helps small UAS share the sky safely with crewed traffic.
Detect, classify, and geolocate emitters without radiating, preserving platform survivability in contested airspace.
Anti-jam protection, spectrum surveillance, and autonomous edge sensing keep PNT signals trusted through jamming and spoofing.
Cognitive signal processing at the tactical edge: classification and prioritization onboard, in real time.
Strategic capability in tactical form factors, engineered for attritable platforms others can't reach.
Single-interface architectures that replace existing hardware with no new electronics units or cabling.
A variant strategy aligned to export classification, enabling rapid deployment with partner nations.
Integration-ready EW and PNT payloads for unmanned and rotorcraft platforms.
→ GovernmentSBIR, OTA, and allied-nation pathways with a clear maturity roadmap.
→ Partners & InvestorsA capital-efficient approach to the EW and assured-PNT market.
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