DZYNE Technologies Expands Dronebuster Line with Vehicle Kits at AUSA 2025

Nov 10, 2025
DZYNE Technologies unveiled its new Dronebuster Vehicle Kits at the AUSA 2025 Annual Meeting, introducing mobile counter-UAS protection for vehicles, convoys, and infrastructure.

DZYNE Technologies unveiled its new Dronebuster Vehicle Kits at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., announced in a press release. The expansion of the Dronebuster line adds mobile counter-unmanned aircraft system (CUAS) protection for vehicles, convoys, and infrastructure.

The Dronebuster Vehicle Kits are available in two configurations: Autonomous and Manual. Both versions are designed to detect, track, identify, and mitigate drone threats while offering lightweight construction, rapid deployment, and flexible operation modes. The Autonomous Kit includes the Dronebuster 4 Fixed Site, which provides spoofing and jamming capabilities.

The system’s detection technology can identify up to 30 drones simultaneously at distances exceeding 7 kilometers using AI and machine learning-based identification. DZYNE stated that it has doubled its workforce in Portland to meet growing demand and continues to expand its Counter-UAS product line. The new kits are being showcased at AUSA 2025, Booth 213, Hall A.

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