[ AI MISSION SYSTEMS ]
The US Government and its prime contractors are buying our systems now to work where others fail. Edda, our first product, stops high-speed FPV suicide drones.
[ THE PROBLEM ]
The battlefield changed faster than the defense industry could respond. One-way FPV attack drones — assembled for hundreds of dollars, flown at 30 m/s, swarmed in volume — now account for the majority of casualties in active conflict zones. Legacy C-sUAS systems were engineered for a different threat: large, slow, RF-dependent platforms at kilometer-scale ranges. They are too expensive, too heavy, and too slow for the fight that's actually happening at 50 meters.
[ PRODUCTS ]
01
[ Shipping now ]
Edda
AI point defense turret.
Fast, low-cost, autonomous-capable engagement of multiple FPV drones at 10–100+ m range.
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02
[ Available Q1 2027 ]
Vor
Passive acoustic sensor.
Zero-RF, signature-quiet detection. Coarse tracking from intrinsic drone acoustics — feeds the rest of the kill chain.
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03
[ Available Q1 2027 ]
Atla
Belt-fed shotgun system.
Continuous-fire close-range engagement built for sustained drone swarms when ammunition discipline can't be the limit.
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04
[ 2027 ]
Gleipnir
Counter-Shahed / Group 2.
A clean answer to one-way attack drones and Group 2 UAS. Cost-per-shot under $10K. Details on request.
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[ CAPABILITY ]
[ Edda · DETECTION ]
EddaDETECTION
Coarse acoustic tracking from the drones' own intrinsic signature, refined to fine targeting by an onboard in-house developed visual model — all totally passive, with zero RF signature.
[ Edda · ENGAGEMENT ]
EddaENGAGEMENT
An ultra-fast, ultra-light, ultra-accurate motion platform — 5° in under 15 ms at 1.5 arcminute precision — paired with a shotgun effector designed for small drones at 10–100m.
[ Edda · TECHNICAL READOUT ]
[ 23 KG / 50 LBS ]
Edda's technical whitepaper details our acoustic detection stack, the in-house visual model that handles occluded targets, and the motion-platform engineering that lets a 23 kg turret move quickly enough to track even the fastest targets.
[ COMPANY ]
We are a focused team building counter-drone systems out of Austin. Software discipline applied to hardware — fast iteration, real deployment, no decade-long acquisition cycles.
[ CAREERS · AUSTIN TX ]
9 Mothers is a team building counter-drone systems for the U.S. Government. If you've shipped hardware inside a slow program of record and thought it should take months, not years — read on.
Hardware in the field beats hardware in a deck. Range time over roadmaps.
Four systems. One kill chain. Your work is load-bearing on day one.
We build together — turret next to oscilloscope next to coffee. No remote.
