SKYRI

High-Speed Counter-UAS Interceptor for Class I and Class II Threats
Part of the 17TECH Defence Innovation Accelerator
SKYRIX Platform Family

One UAV platform.
Two mission profiles.

SKYRIX is being developed in two configurations built around different operational priorities: AI-driven autonomous operation and extended reach with SKYRIX Horizon, and rapid response with SKYRIX RR, designed for immediate deployment following target designation.

SKYRIX Horizon aircraft platform
Long-Range FPV Configuration
01 / HORIZON Extended Reach

SKYRIX HORIZON

Horizon is the extended-range configuration of the SKYRIX platform, designed around AI-driven autonomous operation and intelligent visual target acquisition. The aircraft can conduct missions autonomously or be operated remotely during the search phase. Its AI-based vision system supports target identification and acquisition, while its modular sensor architecture allows mission-specific daylight, night-vision and thermal configurations. The platform is being developed towards fully autonomous operation.

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AI-driven autonomous operation
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AI-assisted visual target acquisition
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Interchangeable day, night and thermal sensors
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Optional operator control and mission oversight
Primary Mission Advantage Reach & Flexibility
Development Objective 40 KM CLASS RANGE
SKYRIX RR rapid response launch and targeting platform
Rapid Response Configuration
02 / RR Immediate Response

SKYRIX RR

RR is the rapid-response SKYRIX configuration, designed to act against an already detected and designated aerial target. It combines a dedicated radar-detection and targeting unit with a purpose-built interceptor platform, enabling target acquisition and tracking before deployment. Following launch, the system is being developed towards autonomous target acquisition and completion of the final phase, with an emphasis on rapid response and minimal operator intervention.

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Integrated radar-based target acquisition
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Pre-launch target tracking and designation
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Dedicated operator interface for target confirmation
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Dedicated propulsion and rapid-response architecture
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Development towards autonomous final-phase operation
Primary Mission Advantage Reaction Time
Radar Detection UP TO 8 KM
Development Targets

One platform.
Two configurations.

Two configurations built around different operational priorities. Horizon focuses on extended reach and AI-driven autonomy, while RR is designed for rapid response to an already detected and designated target. Both form part of a wider development roadmap towards an intelligent, coordinated defence system.

01 / HORIZON

SKYRIX HORIZON

Extended Reach
Target Maximum Speed 420 km/h

Development objective for the extended-range Horizon configuration.

Target Operational Range 40 km

Long-range mission objective for extended-reach operation.

Target Operational Altitude 6,000 m

Development objective for an expanded operating envelope.

Target Endurance 25+ min

Target endurance for the completed Horizon configuration.

Navigation Resilience GNSS-Denied

Development objective for navigation and autonomous operation in GNSS-denied environments.

Guidance & Autonomy AI-Driven

Development objective for autonomous operation, visual target acquisition and mission execution.

02 / RR

SKYRIX RR

Rapid Response
Radar-Based Acquisition Integrated

Development of a dedicated radar-based ground system for acquiring and designating detected aerial targets.

Target Tracking Continuous

Development objective for maintaining target tracking and providing an updated target designation.

Launch Readiness Pre-Designated

Target acquisition and operator confirmation are intended to take place before deployment.

Mission Priority Rapid Response

Configuration designed around rapid deployment against an already detected aerial target.

Final-Phase Guidance Autonomous

Development objective for autonomous target acquisition and final-phase operation.

03 / SYSTEM LEVEL

SKYRIX NETWORK

Future Development
Distributed Intelligence Independent AI

Developing independent onboard intelligence across individual SKYRIX platforms.

Swarm Coordination Multi-Interceptor

Developing a shared intelligence and coordination architecture for multiple platforms.

Unified Architecture Connected System

Long-term objective to evolve individual interceptors into a coordinated, unified defence system.

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Supply Chain Strategy

NDAA-Aligned Supply Chain Strategy

SKYRIX prioritizes non-Chinese sourcing for critical components, with electronics and key systems selected to support applicable customer and procurement requirements. Final compliance will be assessed against the production bill of materials and relevant procurement standards.

Non-Chinese Critical Components
Validation Status: 300 km/h speed and 2,000 m altitude have been demonstrated during initial prototype testing. All other performance figures and system capabilities shown above represent development objectives and remain subject to validation in their respective configurations.
Modular Architecture

Interchangeable Mission Module.

SKYRIX uses an interchangeable mission tray that can be configured with a compact day or night camera depending on the mission.

Day Configuration
SKYRIX Day Camera

DAY / EO

Daylight imaging

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Interchangeable Module
SKYRIX Modular Mission Tray

MISSION TRAY

Common modular interface

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Night Configuration
SKYRIX Night Thermal Camera

NIGHT / THERMAL

Thermal / low-light imaging

Development Program

From prototype to production.

Earlier SKYRIX airframe flight testing is complete. The current prototype combines connected camera hardware with working AI target acquisition and is being prepared for its first integrated flight. The overall system is currently assessed as a provisional TRL 4 candidate, pending further validation.

Completed

Prototype Design & Manufacture

Custom airframe, internal structure and integrated electronics produced and assembled.

Completed

Earlier Airframe Flight Testing

Earlier flight prototypes demonstrated approximately 300 km/h and 1,000 m altitude during initial airframe testing.

Completed

Sensor Hardware & AI Integration

Mission-selectable day or night camera hardware is integrated one camera at a time, and AI target acquisition is operating in controlled ground testing.

Current Phase

Integrated Prototype Flight Testing

The camera-and-AI-equipped prototype has not yet flown. First-flight preparation and controlled validation are now the active phase.

SKYRIX SYSTEMS

Developing the SKYRIX platform.

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