The OpenWorks team recently demonstrated our Vision Guard system to the Centre of Excellence.
OpenWorks will be attending AUSA in Washington D.C on the 14-16th of October
The annual event for the Association of the United States Army is a gathering of military professionals and leaders of the defence industry showcasing the latest advancements in defence technology.
OpenWorks Engineering will be attending the upcoming CORE testing event in the UK
Key members of OpenWorks’ research and development team will be present, with a primary focus on optimising the performance of the new Vision Guard system.
OpenWorks Places First at NATO TIE 2024 Event
During NATO’s annual Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) Technical Interoperability Exercise (TIE) in the Netherlands, more than 60 counter-drone systems and technologies such as sensors, drone-on-drone systems, jammers and cyber interceptors were tested live.
OpenWorks Develops Autonomous Surveillance for Border Security
In an era where border security is being challenged in ways not seen before scalability, affordability and flexibility is critical.
Farnborough Air Show Is a Success for Vision Flex and New CUAS Measure SkyWarden
We were thrilled to have our high-performance optical solution, Vision Flex patrolling the skies at Farnborough International Air Show 2024.
Vision Flex Excels at 2024 IDEaS Counter UAS Sandbox
The Counter UAS sandbox, organised by Canadas Department of National Defence, hosted industry leaders in advanced solutions for detecting and defeating of UAS.
OpenWorks featured in BLACKTALON Ecosystem
OpenWorks featured in BLACKTALON Ecosystem. We pride ourselves on fostering innovative partnerships to enhance the capabilities of our products.
Net-Capture System Skywall Patrol is deployed in SPAD’s CUAS Mission
Recently, we have been in France supporting SPAD – France’s Anti-Drone Platoon, with their deployment of net capture system SkyWall Patrol.
Groundbreaking results at CORE CUAS Research Event
OpenWorks Engineering achieved OTM (on-the-move) autonomous slew-to-cue with the sensors mounted on different vehicles at the National Protective Security Authority CORE CUAS research and development event in February 2024.