Open API
Tracks, bearings and ranges out over a documented interface.
Drone detection for every platoon
Cata Strato builds electro-optical systems with on-board AI that finds, classifies and tracks drones day and night.
Lightweight // Battery-powered // Quick setup
Platoons see drones when it's already too late.
Cheap drones do most of the killing now, and the units getting hit are the ones with nothing to see them coming. A rifle platoon gets a radio scanner that goes deaf the moment a drone flies on fibre-optic or Starlink.
Long-wave infrared and radar can catch those drones, but they weigh too much and cost too much to hand down to a platoon, so they stay at battalion level.
Day & night vision, at a fraction of the cost
We pulse two infrared wavelengths and pair them with a normal camera. By day that is three images stacked on the same view, by night two. That comparison gives the on-board computer the object's range and position, and tells roughly what it is made of.
Computer decides on the device, so a soldier does not have to be an operator.
Our patent-pending method does this without the cost of radar or passive infrared.
Tracking several targets at once
WeightTrack Light: 2 kgTrack Pro: 2.5 kg
Power drawTrack Light: 30–60 WTrack Pro: 60–100 W
Detection range by target classShahed-classTrack Light: up to 1 kmTrack Pro: up to 1.5 kmDJI MavicTrack Light: up to 400 mTrack Pro: up to 500 mHand-sized quadTrack Light: up to 100 mTrack Pro: up to 150 m
Applications
Land forces
Cover a platoon or a fixed position that has nothing today.
UAS, UGV and other systems
Mount on a UAS or a UGV to move with the unit or become part of the product.
Civilian sites
Guard a perimeter, a prison, a port, an airport or a power plant.
Easy to integrate
Standard mounts
Tripod, mast, vehicle plate or a bracket of your own.
Any power source
Battery on patrol, vehicle power on the move, mains at a fixed site.
Built to NATO standards
Sends detections into ATAK, TAK and your C2 over SAPIENT and STANAG
Before you ask
What happens when they jam you?
Nothing. The decision is made on the device, so there is no link to cut. Jam the area and it keeps tracking.
What about drones on fibre-optic or Starlink?
Those are the ones we are built for. An RF scanner goes deaf the moment a drone stops transmitting; we are looking, not listening.
Does it need a trained operator?
No. The computer makes the call and hands out a target. A soldier does not have to interpret a waterfall display.
Also from Cata Strato
Aerial platforms
Shown here is Dragonfly, our reusable C-UAS & C-UGV drone, fitted with Track Pro and six rockets. Our systems integrate with other aerial platforms too.
- Configuration
- Modular
- Carries
- Track Light or Track Pro
- Availability
- On request
Flight controller
Our own board and firmware. It flies our drones and missiles, and anything else you put it in.
- Sensing
- Fusion, no GPS
- Control
- Attitude and height hold
- Remote
- RadioMaster
- Availability
- On request
Backed by:
ESA BIC EstoniaThey were the first to believe in us. We are grateful!
Defence Business Lab (Tehnopol)
CDL Estonia
Enterprise EstoniaProject aim: FTO analysis and a European patent application to protect the vision system and cut legal risk before scaling.