Metis launches THEIA their new drone detection Operating System and User Interface at DSEi 25

THEIA will be deployed to all their product range to maximise the benefits of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) in the rapid consolidation of multiple RF data sources into a single easy to use and understand Graphical User Interface (GUI).   Metis will be showcasing Skyperion (their mobile drone detection product) and THEIA at DSEi 25, Excel, London (9-12 September 2025) in partnership with Allen-Vanguard on stand S5-540.

Metis has a long history in developing, producing and deploying sophisticated signals intelligence gathering technology to protect people, places and privacy.  For the last 10 years, this expertise has been increasingly focussed on countering the rising asymmetric drone threat, and Metis has been at the forefront of C-UAS RF detection capability development.  This has culminated in the design and production of Hyperion (broader RF detection) and Skyperion (more specific drone detection) which both capture a wide range of RF emissions of varying strengths across the electromagnetic spectrum, filter out background noise and known entities, before rapidly analysing complex waveforms to identify and locate potential threats.  Over 80 of these systems are in operation with NATO partners, or deployed supporting national security interests, by helping safeguard airspace, key installations and critical infrastructure against the threats posed by rogue drones or nefarious RF activity.