Roshel has introduced a new mobile counter-uncrewed aerial system (C-UAS) platform at CANSEC 2025 in Ottawa, marking its first demonstration of an integrated battlefield-proven solution for detecting, tracking, and neutralizing drone threats. Developed in partnership with Leonardo, the Senator Counter-UAS Vehicle combines Roshel’s Senator Pickup MRAP chassis with Leonardo’s Falcon Shield system, offering both Canadian and allied forces a ready-to-deploy capability against a spectrum of uncrewed aerial systems. Roshel plans to begin production later this year, with initial deliveries to Canadian and select allied customers scheduled for 2026. Falcon Shield Mobile integrates a multi-spectrum radar array with electro-optical sensors, AI-based classification algorithms, and electronic-attack capabilities. “By integrating Leonardo’s Falcon Shield into the Senator chassis, we can offer a mobile C-UAS capability that meets evolving threat profiles without extensive additional training or infrastructure,” said Roman Shimonov, CEO of Roshel.