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Data as of Oct 20, 2026Based on 2,182 AI responses
Reviewed by Dimitry Apollonsky
Raytheon’s Coyote is a low-cost, rail-launched counter-UAS effector that uses a boost motor and turbine engine to rapidly engage unmanned aircraft, including swarms. It pairs with the Ku-band RF Sensor (KuRFS) to provide detect-and-defeat capabilities and is available in kinetic (Coyote Block 2) and non-kinetic (Coyote Block 3NK) variants for defeating small to large drones at longer ranges and higher altitudes. The Coyote family is combat-proven, can be launched from mobile or fixed platforms across land, air, and sea, and integrates with existing sensors and command-and-control systems as part of the Army's LIDS.
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Question: What startups are building affordable interceptors or non-kinetic defenses for drone swarms?
ChatGPT SearchAug 25, 2026
RTX's Raytheon Coyote Block 3 Non-Kinetic demonstrated a recoverable interceptor that can loiter and defeat multiple drones in a swarm using a non-kinetic payload.
Each engine’s share of its own answers across Raytheon Coyote’s markets · since Jul 5
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Question: Our facility needs protection against drone swarms. What counter-drone systems can detect, track, and neutralize multiple threats?
ChatGPT SearchJul 21, 2026
Raytheon Coyote pairs with radar such as KuRFS and includes both kinetic and non-kinetic effectors.
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Raytheon Coyote pairs with radar such as KuRFS and includes both kinetic and non-kinetic effectors.
Excerpts where Raytheon Coyote appeared in the AI's answer
RTX's Raytheon Coyote Block 3 Non-Kinetic demonstrated a recoverable interceptor that can loiter and defeat multiple drones in a swarm using a non-kinetic payload.
