21 January 2026 – DroneShield, a global leader in counter-drone technology, today announced the release of its Q1 2026 software updates notably across the DroneSentry-C2, DroneSentry-C2 Enterprise, and RfPatrol-Plugin, alongside firmware updates for detection and disruption devices
The Q1 2026 release is designed to simplify operations, reduce cognitive load, and help operators make faster, more confident decisions when managing drone threats across military, public safety, and critical infrastructure environments.
A key focus of this update is improved system interoperability and sensor coordination of DroneShield’s DroneSentryecosystem. Expanded multi-sensor support and enhancements to SensorFusion improve detection accuracy and tracking reliability, including for mobile and on-the-move deployments. These changes help operators maintain clearer situational awareness in complex and cluttered airspace.
The RfPatrol-Plugin received a significant upgrade, enabling drone detection and tracking data to be shared across TAK networks when connected to DroneShield systems. Operators can now view additional contextual information, including historic movement paths, supporting better coordination and faster response.
For organizations operating multiple protected sites, DroneSentry-C2 Enterprise now enables more active command-level control. In addition to monitoring, authorized operators can manually control disruptor engagement and camera pan-tilt-zoom functions at individual sites, improving visibility and reducing response times during time-critical incidents.
Disruption workflows have also been refined to support more controlled and proportional responses. Operators can target specific detected drones, while clearer, icon-based system status indicators provide immediate visibility into disruptor state, allowing operators to act quickly and decisively.
DroneSentry-C2 performance and usability have been further enhanced through updates to mapping and interface workflows. Improvements include reduced latency, smoother interaction, simplified controls, and clearer visual cues, all aimed at supporting faster interpretation and lower operator workload during live operations.
Together, these Q1 2026 updates reinforce DroneShield’s focus on operational clarity, reliability, and real-world usability – ensuring operators are equipped to respond with confidence as drone threats continue to evolve.
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