OpenWorks will be attending Special Operations Forces (SOF) Week in Tampa Florida on May 5-8th 2025.

With the proven success of SkyTrack and the end-user feedback of the limitations of existing C-UAS systems lacking autonomy and requiring heavy operator input to work effectively, It was clear that end users wanted OpenWorks optical classification and tracking technology.
Many organisations already have camera systems installed or have a preferred provider of EO/IR hardware, perhaps due to it’s use within other projects. That’s why OpenWorks has developed SkyAI.
SkyAI is already being tested on several highly cost effective commercial camera systems, with more information due to be published soon. Later this year it will be tested on the longest range systems on the market. Watch SkyAI tracking and motion control in action below.
New operator training courses have been developed over the last 2 years that reduce the time and cost taken to train new operators to allow more largescale deployments of the net-capture capability in a cost effective way.
The video below shows some of the autonomous target engagements during one of the evaluations in a point defence scenario with a high speed multi-rotor drone.
SkyWall Net Capture is selected to provide UAS defeat with low collateral damage risk and without the need to use electronic attack.
OpenWorks is proud to be working with the Sky Warden partners to provide a flexible and capable C-UAS capability with MBDA. There will be more announcements coming through 2021 as the system will undergo live demonstrations across Europe.
If you’ve not seen our SkyWall C-UAS technology before, you can find more general information on our systems in our PDF brochure or across this website.
OpenWorks will be attending Special Operations Forces (SOF) Week in Tampa Florida on May 5-8th 2025.
The team will be at The International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) from the 17-21 February 2025, ADNEC Centre in Abu Dhabi.
DJ Byers has upgraded their mobile surveillance system (PRESIDIAN), featuring high-performance optics from OpenWorks Engineering.