ApolloShield, then branded around an AirFence system, was publicly introduced as a counter‑UAV solution that detects, identifies, and defeats illicit small drones using acoustic, optical, and radio sensors plus a CyberBox and Command Center architecture.

ApolloShield was highlighted as a plug‑and‑done hardware system that detects unwanted drones, distinguishes allowed traffic such as delivery drones, and forces unauthorized drones to return to their pilots, emphasizing RF fingerprinting and selective interception.

ApolloShield’s Sense & Block Tactical on‑the‑go anti‑drone solution was presented as a briefcase‑packed, quickly deployable RF system that autonomously detects and neutralizes drone threats within range, usable stand‑alone or vehicle‑mounted with dual AC/DC power.

ApolloShield’s RF Gun product was listed as a portable jammer that blocks all drone types, including autonomous drones, without requiring a backpack and weighing under 4 kg, promoted as an affordable entry‑level blocking tool for counter‑UAS operations.

ApolloShield RF Sense & Block was described as a plug‑and‑play system that establishes an automatic protection bubble against commercial drones, detecting them and immediately triggering a built‑in jammer that blocks them for perimeter security applications.

ApolloShield’s LinkedIn profile stated that its counter‑drone systems developed by former Israel Defense Forces experts are currently serving more than 25 countries, positioning the firm as a global provider of detection, blocking, and operator‑tracking solutions.

ApolloShield products such as the RF Gun and RF Sense & Block systems were listed by specialized equipment distributors, indicating established channel partnerships for selling its counter‑drone solutions to EOD, security, and defense customers.

ApolloShield was profiled by Y Combinator as a startup that detects and intercepts malicious drones, forcing them to return to their controllers, reflecting its selection and promotion within a leading startup accelerator ecosystem.