Verus Research Secures $6 Million Contract to Test Drone Defense Technology in Albuquerque
Verus Research in Albuquerque has received a four-year, $6 million contract from the Naval Surface Technology and Innovation Consortium to test high-powered microwave (HPM) systems aimed at countering drone threats, particularly in light of recent conflicts. The project will utilize a large radio frequency chamber and four drones equipped with sensors to evaluate the effectiveness of the Navy's current HPM technology. This partnership may lead to additional contracts and job creation in New Mexico.
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Verus Research, based in Albuquerque, has been awarded a four-year, $6 million contract by the Naval Surface Technology and Innovation Consortium to develop solutions against drone technology used in warfare, notably in recent conflicts involving Iran. The project focuses on high-powered microwave systems that disable drone electronics without destruction, ensuring a non-lethal defense method.
Verus will utilize its Archimedes radio frequency chamber and conduct real-world tests with four drones equipped with internal sensors. This contract marks Verus's first collaboration with NSTIC, potentially leading to future projects and job growth in New Mexico.
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