Handheld Jammer
A one-handed RF jamming device for close-proximity drone neutralisation. Draw, activate and deny — no configuration, no setup, no delay. Built for the final defensive moment, when a drone is already inside the immediate environment of a protected person, vehicle or space.

- Effective radius
- ~10 m
- Operating time
- 30 min
- Dimensions
- 20 × 15 cm
- Activation
- <1 s
Close-proximity denial
At full output
5 cm depth
Immediate readiness
Role & scope
The handheld jammer fills the gap larger systems cannot cover: the moment a drone has already breached an outer perimeter and is operating within immediate proximity of a protected person, vehicle or space. At that range a 1 km backpack system and an 8 km fixed installation both overshoot. This device is sized and activated for that precise window — a last-resort, close-contact tool rather than a perimeter solution, most effective in the hands of personnel already next to the threat: close-protection officers, door security, or first responders at an active incident.
- Innermost layer: GNSS (8–10 km) → Drone Wall (50 m–8 km) → backpack (1 km) → handheld (~10 m)
- Deployed by personnel already in proximity to the threat
- Not a replacement for outer detection or denial layers
How it works
The device emits broadband RF noise across drone control and video transmission frequencies within its operational radius. Any drone inside effective range loses its uplink to the operator, its ability to transmit video and its ability to receive new commands. The airframe's onboard failsafe then determines its behaviour — typically a hover, descent or return attempt.
- No configuration required — single-action activation, all bands pre-enabled from the factory
- Continuous carry design — worn or carried through a full duty cycle without holstering or stowage
- 30-minute operational window — matched to a principal movement, event ingress or incident response
- Urban and indoor suitability — the short radius covers the threat without RF spillover into adjacent floors or public areas
Operational use cases
- VIP & close protection — activate inside the protective bubble without breaking position
- Indoor security operations — buildings where larger equipment cannot be brought in
- Law enforcement response — deny a drone's surveillance and transmission before specialist teams arrive
Operator considerations
- Battery endurance — 30 minutes at full output; carry a spare or activate only on a confirmed threat
- RF spillover awareness — mobile, Bluetooth and 2.4/5 GHz devices in radius are disrupted during activation
- Training requirement — minimal; no RF knowledge needed beyond activation and escalation policy
- Regulatory status — supplied to authorised government, law enforcement and licensed security organisations only
Technical specifications
- Dimensions
- 20 × 15 × 5 cm
- Power source
- Integrated rechargeable battery
- Operating time
- 30 minutes at full output
- Effective radius
- ~10 metres (environment-dependent)
- Activation
- Single-action, immediate — no boot sequence
- Operator training
- Minimal — no RF knowledge required
- Deployment mode
- Handheld, single-operator, continuous carry
- Suitable environments
- Urban, indoor, confined spaces, vehicle interiors
- Integration
- Standalone last-layer device; compatible with BPNE system architecture
- Authorised use
- Government, law enforcement and licensed security organisations
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