WATCH: Powerus unveils Guardian 3 drone interceptor at AUSA 2026

Guardian 3 interceptor clocks in at a blistering 217 mph.
Price tag sits under $10,000 per unit—chump change for the Pentagon.
Tech rooted in lessons learned from the meat grinder of the Ukraine front.
System integrates directly with existing U.S. military radar networks.

Brief Summary

At AUSA 2026, Powerus rolled out the Guardian 3, a drone interceptor designed to stop the swarm before it ruins your day. With a price point that makes typical military procurement look like a highway robbery, this system promises to bridge the gap between expensive air defense and the reality of cheap, mass-produced drone threats.

Why This Matters

You should care because the drone arms race is coming home, and the skies are getting crowded. As cheap, off-the-shelf drones become the weapon of choice for everyone from global militaries to bad actors, your personal security and critical infrastructure depend on systems that can actually stop them without breaking the national budget. This shift toward affordable, rapid-response tech is the only thing standing between stable skies and a future where drone swarms are a daily nuisance.