SharkSense
Passive electromagnetic interference based drone detection for surveillance
Latest event found: 9 Sep 2026 · about 1 month ago
Vitality Radar
Pillar Analysis
Strategic Assessment
Strategic Vector
SharkSense is pursuing a focused dual-use counter-UAS strategy centered on passive EMI detection for non-transmitting and autonomous drones, with activity aimed at defense OEMs, security integrators, and US-Israel market access. Public evidence indicates technology validation and ecosystem participation, but limited proof of scaled commercial deployment or substantial capital.
Efficiency Ratio
The company appears to maintain a lean 1-10 person structure while developing a technically differentiated product and participating in accelerator and defense-industry programs, indicating potentially strong resource efficiency but limited demonstrated delivery capacity.
Evidence Signals
SharkSense was listed among Israeli startups that met with Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, indicating continued engagement with a major defense prime.
SharkSense was included in a portfolio of Israeli defense technology startups presented in Washington, with its EMI-based drone detection technology highlighted.
Background · older than 12 months
SharkSense publicly showcased an all-threat drone detection sensor for mobile and fixed platforms through the Astra program cohort.
Database records identify completed accelerator or incubator deals with Starburst and Hatch, including activity dated June and August 2024.
SharkSense was included in Starburst’s Astra 5 aerospace and defense startup cohort, providing ecosystem exposure to defense and aerospace stakeholders.
- About
- Develops passive detection platforms that identify unmanned aerial vehicles by intercepting electromagnetic noise emissions. The system detects autonomous, self-flying drones without relying on communication channels, providing covert, jam-resistant detection through mobile, wearable, and fixed sensor configurations.
- Relevancy
- First platform to detect UAVs by intercepting electromagnetic noise emissions, offering passive, jam-resistant long-range detection.
- Tags
- #emi #passivedetection #cuas #stealth #uav #surveillance