Drone-Hunting Vehicle: Roshel & Leonardo Partnership
- Roshel, a leading Canadian manufacturer of armored vehicles, has announced its new mobile counter-drone vehicle, the Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle, designed to tackle modern aerial threats.
- The Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle will be officially presented at CANSEC 2025 in Ottawa.
- The unveiling at CANSEC 2025 will provide a closer look at the Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle's features and capabilities, highlighting its role in addressing contemporary battlefield challenges related to...
Roshel and Leonardo have teamed up to create the Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle, a cutting-edge mobile counter-drone system engineered to combat modern aerial threats. This innovative counter-drone vehicle promises a important leap forward in defense technology, offering advanced capabilities designed entirely within Canada. The vehicle’s debut at CANSEC 2025 in Ottawa marks a critical milestone, showcasing its potential to revolutionize drone defense strategies. News Directory 3 will be following this story closely as the Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle is unveiled. The collaboration between Roshel and Leonardo UK signals a strong push to stay ahead with these refined systems. discover what’s next for the world of drone defense!
Roshel and Leonardo Develop Drone Hunting Vehicle
Updated May 27, 2025
Roshel, a leading Canadian manufacturer of armored vehicles, has announced its new mobile counter-drone vehicle, the Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle, designed to tackle modern aerial threats. The new counter-UAS system was developed in partnership with Leonardo UK.
The Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle will be officially presented at CANSEC 2025 in Ottawa. Roshel reports that the vehicle is manufactured entirely in Canada, offering advanced capabilities in the rapidly evolving field of drone defense.
what’s next
The unveiling at CANSEC 2025 will provide a closer look at the Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle’s features and capabilities, highlighting its role in addressing contemporary battlefield challenges related to unmanned aerial systems. Roshel and Leonardo UK anticipate further collaboration on future defense technologies.