Thales and GDELS Showcase Advanced CUAS Solutions at Eurosatory 2026
Thales and GDELS introduced new counter-uncrewed aerial systems (CUAS) at Eurosatory 2026, highlighting modular designs and proven technologies. These developments aim to enhance operational capabilities against drone threats and improve integration within NATO frameworks.
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Thales unveiled its RapidStriker CUAS system, intended for deployment on 10-15t vehicles, designed for drone countermeasures within a range of 1-5km using laser-guided rockets. The system features a modular architecture, including a Robin 3D Iris radar and multiple sensors, allowing for rapid engagement within 40 seconds of detection.
GDELS showcased its Eagle 6x6 UGV, capable of crewed-uncrewed teaming, and displayed the Wolf G1 and C1 UGVs for perimeter defense and surveillance. Both companies emphasize their systems' low-risk development through integration of mature technologies, aiming for full production by 2027.
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