The engineering disciplines behind One Defense's rocket systems, sensing networks, and command software.
Our flight-control stack combines inertial navigation, terminal seekers, and onboard autonomy to keep unmanned rockets accurate under contested, GPS-denied conditions.
Real-time trajectory correction using onboard inertial and vision-aided navigation, resilient to jamming.
Multi-mode terminal seekers deliver consistent accuracy against moving and stationary targets.
Pointed, low-drag composite nosecones reduce heating and improve range and velocity retention.
Hover any labeled point on the airframe for a plain-language breakdown of that subsystem.
Sentinel, our command-and-control software, fuses radar, EO/IR, and network sensor feeds into a single real-time operating picture — with a full audit trail of every detection, decision, and operator action.
Distributed radar and electro-optical nodes create overlapping detection coverage that is hard to defeat and easy to audit.
Mobile and fixed radar units providing continuous 360° tracking, mesh-networked for redundancy.
Multi-spectral sensing layers add classification confidence and all-weather, day/night coverage.
One Defense airframes and electronics are engineered, produced, and range-tested end-to-end, with rigorous mission-assurance testing before any system reaches the field.
In-house carbon composite layup for airframes and nosecones.
Guidance, navigation and control electronics assembled and tested under mission-representative conditions.
Every program validated through instrumented flight test before fielding.
