The Pentagon has unveiled an improved online store to buy counter-drone kits, but you probably won't ever be able to see it
The Department of War announced an expanded counter-drone marketplace It's built by four-year-old startup Kaizen Laboratories under a $15 million prototype contract The platform sees defense vendors including Anduril, DroneShield, AeroVironment, and SMARTSHOOTER listing products for sale to approved buyers The US Department of War has announced an expanded version of the counter-unmanned aerial system marketplace run by Joint Interagency Task Force 401, its coordination hub for counter-drone work. A report by DroneFront found the platform is built and operated by Kaizen Laboratories, a four-year-old software company in New York, under a $15 million prototype contract. The announcement is an impressive milestone in a procurement experiment that has been running behind closed doors since February 2026, with access available only to vetted buyers. AI-assisted digital procurement with safeguards...