TEL AVIV, Israel, July 2, 2026 – Counter-UAS teams need precise sensing as low-altitude drones move through cluttered urban and infrastructure environments. Innoviz LiDAR will be tested with Regulus to support sub-kilometer tracking, object detection and 3D localization where radar can lose accuracy or continuity.
The collaboration combines Regulus’ counter-UAS work with Innoviz’s LiDAR capabilities. Target applications include defense systems, homeland security, infrastructure protection and government facilities.
The companies are also examining scenarios involving vegetation-obscured environments and fiber-optic controlled drones. The work focuses on maintaining location data for aerial threats that may be difficult for conventional counter-UAS systems to track.
“Innoviz is the eyes of the counter-UAS picture,” said Omer Keilaf, founder & CEO of Innoviz. “Our LiDAR delivers the precise object detection and high-accuracy 3D localization that give operators a clearer, faster read on low-altitude threats. Sensing and localization is where we focus, and where our technology adds the most value for the defense ecosystem.”
Source: Innoviz
About Innoviz
Innoviz develops LiDAR sensors and perception software for autonomous and assisted driving systems. Its products include the InnovizTwo sensor family, InnovizThree, InnovizSMART and software for object detection, classification and tracking. The company serves automotive manufacturers, Tier 1 suppliers, security, defense, robotics, traffic management and mapping markets. Innoviz was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Rosh HaAyin, Israel. It also operates offices in the United States, Europe and Asia. The company designs solid-state LiDAR systems for passenger vehicles and commercial applications. It also develops LiDAR-based sensing systems for physical AI, mobility and industrial uses. Innoviz employs about 450 people worldwide.
About Regulus
Regulus develops counter-UAS and GNSS security systems for defense and critical infrastructure users. Its products include Ring Series counter-drone systems, GNSS spoofing technology, RF detection, datalink jamming, the LeC2 command-and-control platform and the planned DART kinetic interceptor. The company serves military organizations, government agencies, border security operators, maritime users, airports, energy sites and infrastructure operators. Regulus was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Israel. Its systems detect, track, identify and neutralize drone threats through electronic warfare, command-and-control software and interceptor technologies. Regulus supports fixed-site, vehicle-mounted, maritime and field deployments.