Trusk Technology develops autonomy software and integrated interceptor systems for counter-uncrewed aircraft (C-UAS) operations. Its focus is helping defence teams address aerial threats with scalable solutions that run on low-cost, commercially available hardware. The company offers end-to-end autonomy for interceptor drones, covering in-flight detection, tracking, target classification, approach and terminal guidance. Its software is designed to work with different platforms, sensors and compute systems, including quadcopters, fixed-wing interceptors and interception rocket systems.

Trusk also presents an integrated autonomous quadcopter interceptor for high-volume production, featuring a seven-inch frame, a reported top speed of 290 km/h, a 15-kilometre range and dual FPV and AI cameras. Additional services support operational deployment, including autonomy configuration, friend-or-foe classification, operator involvement settings, mission-abort and return-home options, and integration with radar, acoustic and visual sensors, ground stations and command-and-control systems. The company provides documentation and guidance on international humanitarian law compliance, as well as deployment support. Trusk invites prospective customers to request demonstrations of its autonomy software and explore its potential role in C-UAS deployments.