Titan fuses AI/ML over RF to detect, classify and mitigate RF-controlled and autonomous drones across five RF bands, with optional radar and optics. Non-kinetic, software-defined. BlueHalo is now part of AeroVironment after the 2025 merger; Titan is fielded across US DoD and allied customers.
| Country | United States |
|---|---|
| Subcategory | RF / SIGINT detection |
| Price | QUOTE-BASED · DoD-fielded |
| Subtype | RF detection |
| Form factor | Vehicle / fixed |
| SWaP | ~20 lbs/unit; 12.3x5.1x17.9 in; 85-305 VAC/18-36 VDC; Titan 4 single chassis |
| Sensor modality | RF + AI/ML (+ radar/optics) |
| Notable partners | Now part of AeroVironment |
| Limitations | RF-emission dependent; Group 1/2 sUAS; defeat to 1.5 km vs detect to 3 km |
| Mounting | Fixed/mast, Vehicle, Tripod/portable |
| Detection mode | Detection + DF + geolocation |
| Identification | AI/ML classification; 360° 1° az/el line-of-bearing + 3D tracking |
| Price band | $250k-1M |
| Output data | Position, Bearing/AoA, Altitude, Classification, Track ID |
| Frequency coverage | 400 MHz-6 GHz full-spectrum; six RF bands (Titan 4) |
| Active/Passive | Passive |
| False-alarm rate | Low (vendor 'minimal false alarms'; no quantified value) |
| Protocol/signal library | Expansive SDR signature library (commercial, DIY, tactical sUAS) |
| Detection range (km) | 3 |
| Environmental rating | IP66; -20 to 50 C; MIL-STD-810/461G |
| Integration interfaces | RJ45 Ethernet; secure API/ICD; BlueSky mast compatible |
| All-weather / day-night | All-weather, day & night |
| Blind to RF-silent / autonomous | Partial |