EAGLE.ONE to Exhibit at Future Forces 2026
11.09.2026

EAGLE.ONE is a Czech defence-tech company developing autonomous systems to protect airspace from unauthorized drones. It builds on more than nine years of autonomous drone technology development, carried out in long-term cooperation with researchers from the Czech Technical University (CTU) in Prague. The company is currently completing pilot projects in defence and critical infrastructure protection, while also integrating its Drone Hunter interceptor with detection and C-UAS systems from European technology partners.
The target group is operators of sensitive sites where the threat of a drone incursion poses a real risk, typically critical infrastructure, airports, prisons, ammunition depots, power plants, industrial sites, and ports.
Drone Hunter
Drone Hunter is an autonomous interceptor that doesn't shoot down an intruding drone, but physically captures it in a net suspended beneath its body. After a successful capture, it flies to a designated location together with the intruder and drops off the net with the captured drone there. The net itself is a swappable payload module and can be replaced with a different type of capture mechanism depending on the mission. This makes the intervention precisely controllable, removes the risk of falling debris, and keeps the captured drone intact for later identification or forensic analysis.
Drone Hunter handles the entire mission, from detection to return, on its own. Once it receives a command, it takes off from the docking station within five seconds and, using its own onboard sensors (3D LiDAR, RGB camera), locates, pursues, captures, and returns the intruder to base. The airframe is modular and includes an integrated backup parachute system for emergency situations. An open API allows integration with radars, RF detectors, and camera systems from different manufacturers, so Drone Hunter works as an effector within a broader C-UAS architecture and can take target data directly from external detection assets or a command system.
EAGLE.ONE will be present at Future Forces 2026 (21–23 October 2026, PVA EXPO Prague) with a 10 m² corner stand in the Innovation Pavilion, Hall 5. Visitors to the stand will see the docking station, the Drone Hunter unit itself, the capture net, and a showcase video presenting the technology in action.
Contact and links
- Website: eagle.one
- Phone: +420 605 892 203
- Email: info@eagle.one
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/eagle-one-anti-drone
- Instagram: instagram.com/eagle.one_antidrone
- YouTube: youtube.com/@eagleone.solution
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