Counter-UAS test and training
Test against the threat
You bring the system and set pass/fail. We fly threat-representative drones, run the range and hand back the report.
Scope a testWhat we run
For C-UAS vendors, program offices, units and installations.
Test events
Threat drones flown against your detect, track and defeat chain.
Training flights
Drone OPFOR for operator training, readiness checks and C-UAS crew certification.
Signature assessment
What a drone sees over your site, in EO, thermal and RF.
How a test runs
Seven steps, every event. You set pass/fail. We book the range, airspace and spectrum, and run the matrix.
- Intake
- Pass/fail criteriaYou set these
- Test plan
- Range, airspace, spectrum
- Execution
- Data reduction
- Report
The report
Every run is scored in the engagement-report fields you already file.
- Engagement typeRF, kinetic or C-PNT
- EffectiveYes or no
- Time to engage
- Collateral electronic effects
- Debris or capture
Threats we fly
What fielded systems miss, not just what they were tuned for.
- Non-library RF links
- RF-silent, pre-programmed flight
- Swarms and saturation
- Low, fast ingress
- Recon-to-FPV handoff
- Fiber-optic FPVIn development
Company data
A division of East Slope Engineering. We bid as a prime and team with C-UAS vendors.
Request capability statement- Company
- East Slope Engineering
- Division
- East Slope Defense
- UEI
- CAGE
- NAICS
- Size
- Small business
- Location
- Reno, Nevada
Scope a test
Tell us the system, what you need to prove, and when. Attach a spec sheet or test plan if you have one.