**German company unveils autonomous mobile ground-based air defense system**

**TYTAN Technologies** has integrated its **TI-03 Hyperion interceptor drone with the THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle (UGV)** from Milrem Robotics. The result is a **mobile system for countering drones** of the second class (up to 25 kg).

The THeMIS is a tracked UGV **with a compartment for interchangeable modules** (up to 650 kg, replacement takes approximately 10 minutes). The modules can be of various types: **reconnaissance, logistics, electronic warfare, counter-drone systems**, etc.

In the air defense configuration, **launchers for several TI-03 Hyperion interceptors are installed in the THeMIS compartment**. These interceptors have a range of **up to 30 km**, an altitude of up to 5000 m, and a speed of over 500 km/h. **In the initial phase**, the drone is accelerated by a **rocket booster**, which brings it to a close range, **after which it detaches**, and the final guidance to the target is achieved using an **electric motor**.

During the target pursuit phase, the TI-03 Hyperion drones are **guided by a ground-based radar**. When visual contact is established, the system uses **AI-based guidance and targeting using a thermal imaging camera**.

The system is designed for **stationary protection** of important facilities, but can also be used **to protect military convoys on the move**, providing protection against drones.

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