Lockheed Martin teams with Verizon, NVIDIA, Keysight, ODC, Astris AI on 5G-based drone detection system

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Commercial rollout planned for 2027

NetSense is positioned as a subscription service for critical infrastructure protection, using AI to analyze RF disturbances and issue real-time alerts.

Pilot deployments are planned for the second half of 2026 and early 2027, with commercial general availability targeted for 2027.

Lockheed Martin demonstrates NetSense with partners

Lockheed Martin teamed with Verizon, NVIDIA, Keysight, ODC, Astris AI to demonstrate NetSense, a 5G-based drone detection system.

The July Miami-area trial used Verizon 5G spectrum to detect, track and monitor drones without modifying existing cellular radio deployments.

Lockheed Martin teams with Verizon, NVIDIA, Keysight, ODC, Astris AI on 5G-based drone detection system

Commercial rollout planned for 2027

Lockheed Martin demonstrates NetSense with partners

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