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Ireland to request European air defense support ahead of 2026 EU presidency
The Fennec was equipped with electro-optical sensors and carried trained snipers armed with NEROD RF rifles, capable of jamming drone control links and disabling targets in flight.
In rain and mud, French artillery unit shows lessons from Ukraine war
drones immobilized by the Nerod handheld jammer developed by French tech firm MC2 Technologies, as well as to destroy a moving FPV drone.
French paratroopers test combat drones at FURY 25
To counter aerial threats, NEROD jamming systems were employed to neutralize potential drone intrusions and protect ground elements. The NEROD system, developed by MC2 Technologies, is designed to disrupt drone control links across multiple frequencies.
French Paratroopers Test PROTEUS 20mm Counter-Drone System Amid UAS Swarm Threats
PROTEUS’ key advantages stem from responsiveness, mobility and cost per effect. Compared with missile-based very-short-range air defense, a 20 mm cannon offers higher shot volume and lower cost per engagement, an important factor when adversaries can field swarms or persistent overhead spotters. Against heavier 30/35 mm gun systems purpose-built for base defense, the 20 mm solution is lighter, easier to deploy with airborne or rapid-reaction units, and better suited to convoy, artillery or forward command post protection. It also dovetails with NEROD rifle jammers, which can sever control links without firing, and with reconnaissance assets like VAB ARLAD that extend the detection envelope. The trade-offs are inherent to caliber and mount: lethal range and destructive radius are shorter than larger-caliber or missile solutions, placing a premium on cueing quality, engagement timing and disciplined ammunition management.
Nato spending growth lifts small French defence firms
Other small French defence companies to benefit from investor interest include Exail Technologies, a provider of marine navigation systems and drones, whose shares have risen about 420 per cent this year, as well as private firms such as drone producer Delair and MC2-Technologies, which makes high-frequency technology aimed at neutralising drones. MC2’s deputy director Alexandre Sibon said the company would increase revenue by 30 per cent this year, from a low base of €15mn, as Nato countries invest in “electronic warfare”. He said there were plenty of announcements of support for the company: “We’re waiting for that to translate into orders.”
French Army Launches Epervier Call For Compact Close-in FPV Counter-Drone Systems.
MC2 Technologies’ Flyjam, for example, offers a drone capable of creating a jamming bubble to neutralize commercial and military drones.
French Air Force soldiers with NEROD RF anti-drone rifles deployed on the territory of the Danish Roskilde airport to ensure the security of the EU summit in Copenhagen, which will be held this week
French Air Force soldiers with NEROD RF anti-drone rifles deployed on the territory of the Danish Roskilde airport to ensure the security of the EU summit in Copenhagen, which will be held this week.
"I don't recall anything like this": Denmark urgently calls up reservists
Meanwhile, France decided to help Denmark in the fight against drones During the EU summit, Paris is sending 35 troops and a Fennec helicopter (apparently with two snipers on board and NEROD radio-frequency rifles for jamming drones).
France enters the naval drone race with unmanned mine hunters and anti-drone defenses
In 2024, a FREMM frigate deployed in the Red Sea successfully neutralised a hostile UAV using jamming systems, including Neptune and MAJES DFB6, marking the first operational use of French counter-UAS technologies at sea. These capabilities were tested during the Wildfire exercises, dedicated to counter-drone scenarios, where French warships trained against both aerial and surface drones using electronic warfare, 20 mm guns and helicopters.
DroneShield: rapid growth but unanswered questions
DroneShield presents itself as the only fully integrated anti-drone equipment manufacturer, both in terms of detection and neutralization of threats. Notably, the only competitor it identifies as offering such a comprehensive range of products is France's MC2 Technologies.
Down with drones
Its a familiar story we've been hearing every week - drone incursions around airports, power plants, summit meetings, large sporting events - the list goes on. But having an effective defensive screen against such flying pests is another thing. One of the most common defense measures is to electronically jam their guidance system so the drone's flight is disrupted and the drone crashes and is deactivated.
Holger Veh from TEUTO DEFENCE: „The BEHÖRDENTAGE are consistently progressing
The drone defense system Nerod RF from the French manufacturer MC2 Technologies (Photo: AF) SPARTANAT: What live demonstrations or live testing opportunities are there this year? Veh: This year, live demonstrations are again a central element of the government days – because only in realistic operational use can technologies be truly evaluated. In addition to the previously mentioned anti-drone solutions, such as the portable jamming system NEROD RF, there will be practical demonstrations where the effectiveness of modern UAV defense can be impressively experienced.
French Navy conducts another counter drone exercise
This is the second edition of the Wildfire – a recurring exercise happening twice a year dedicated to counter UxVs threat. The first one took place in September 2024. Naval News reported about some of the new solutions (jammers from MC2 technologies and SeaOwl’s target USVs) used during this exercise while covering Euronaval 2024.
Drones e IA: cómo la tecnología transforma la guerra
MC2 Technologies es una empresa francesa especializada en sistemas de interferencia electrónica capaces de detectar y neutralizar drones. El sistema perturba sus comunicaciones y bloquea posibles ataques.
Deployment of MC2 technologies within the French Navy
MC2 Technologies, the French leader in the field of microwave technology applied to defence and security, has been the subject of a number of announcements hailing the deployment of its technologies. The French Navy recently successfully used the MC2 jammer to neutralise a drone in operation, thereby enhancing the protection of its sensitive missions.
Detection, decoys, lasers... The French Navy arms itself against drone attacks
No more wasting time on long-term programs, a label called “Perseus” has been created to enable the quickest possible use of the solutions offered by manufacturers. Always on the lookout for new information, they organize a continuous industry watch. You don't want to start researching when the drone has just come onto the market,” explains Christophe Gaquière, co-founder of MC2 Technologies, a spin-off from a research laboratory at the University of Lille that devotes 30% of its sales to R&D every year. International conferences on AI or new semiconductors allow us to see the potential for drones, and there are also exhibitions that give visibility on new products to come.”
Engaged in global electronic warfare, MC2 technologies defuses the threat from the sky
The company's expertise helped to ensure that the Olympic Games went off without a hitch: its drone jammers, installed at sensitive sites, neutralized several aircraft this summer. The Villeneuve-d'Ascq-based company can now also combat explosives on the ground.
Artillery celebrations: an exceptional week at the Musée de l'Armée
The festivities kick off on December 2 with guided tours entitled “The Hidden Artillery Collection”. These tours, led by expert curators, will offer the public a unique opportunity to explore areas of the museum that are usually closed to the public. These areas contain remarkable historical artefacts, from the First World War to the present day. The discovery culminates on December 7 and 8, when the majestic cour d'honneur des Invalides will host spectacular demonstrations. The highlight of the weekend is the exhibition of emblematic equipment, including : [...] -Contemporary equipment such as the SERVAL armored vehicle, the CAESAR 155 mm cannon and the NEROD anti-drone system. The Draguignan Artillery School brass band will accompany these demonstrations, making the experience even more immersive.
The Musée de l'Armée unveils its artillery treasures at Les Invalides
The Musée de l'Armée, located in the heart of the Invalides in Paris, is offering a series of original activities to celebrate Sainte-Barbe, the patron saint of artillerymen and sappers. Through an exceptional exhibition and lively demonstrations, this initiative highlights the history and evolution of artillery equipment. Here's a look back at a rich and captivating program, taking place from December 2 to 8, 2024. The event will feature a number of iconic pieces of equipment, including : Cutting-edge technologies, such as the NEROD anti-drone system and military drones. [...] This equipment will be handled in interactive demonstrations, accompanied by technical commentaries to explain its characteristics and strategic role.
The 17th Air Force, a key player in a land-based LAD undergoing major transformation
A real training engineering program has been set up to support the necessary “LADization” of land forces. Each player has his own system and training course. The first step in the “mille-feuille” of protection is the use of NEROD G1 and then G2 jammer rifles, aimed at both landed combatants and artillerymen in the LAD sections created in the ground-air batteries of artillery regiments. The CNEF then trains the 54th Artillery Regiment in the use of the MILAD inter-army anti-drone system, dedicated to right-of-way defense. Fixed and complex, it detects, identifies and jams threatening systems.
France takes aim at unmanned systems, taking lessons from Paris Olympics
At Euronaval, MC2 technologies, a smaller business that specializes in micro and nanotechnologies, was also showing some of its counter-UAS systems, including the Nerod, a jammer gun designed to disrupt and neutralize communications between micro and/or mini—drones and their controllers.
France tackles unmanned systems, drawing lessons from the Paris Olympics
French soldiers from Operation Sentinelle display a NEROD high-frequency jamming RF rifle during a press tour in Paris on July 17, 2024.
Protection du combattant et résilience des transmissions, deux impératifs capacitaires pour l’infanterie de demain
Ainsi, la section d’infanterie motorisée montrée aux JNI agissait sous la protection d’un boîtier individuel HADDES que MC2 Technologies a conçu pour détecter et discriminer les drones jusqu’à une portée de 3 km.
The French Navy operationally neutralizes an aerial drone with a jammer supplied by MC2
French anti-drone specialist MC2 Technologies is now equipping the French Navy, which has just successfully employed its solutions in operations, Mer et Marine has learned. This is just a few weeks after MC2's systems were tested and found to be sufficiently effective for immediate deployment. This is yet another illustration of the Perseus approach, implemented by the French fleet to accelerate the integration of innovations, and thus keep pace with rapidly evolving threats.
The French Navy uses an MC2 jammer to neutralize a drone in operation
The French Navy's use of the MC2 jammer, in particular the Nerod model, marks a decisive step forward in the fight against drone threats. Adapted to complex operational environments, this equipment guarantees the protection of sensitive areas, a key issue in the context of modern missions.
Exercises: ground-air defense tests its capabilities in the face of attack scenarios
The air defense exercises, which bring together several units at Nancy-Ochey air base 133 until November 21, demonstrate the value of “integrating ground-air defense within the fighter aviation air brigade” commanded by General Pierre Gaudillière.
National Infantry Days: between innovation and mutation
“Technology at the center, the infantryman at the heart” is the theme of the National Infantry Days, which have just come to a close at the Infantry School. The aim is to define the technological and human resources that will be used by infantrymen to meet the challenges of changing conflicts.
“My priority for the infantry is to protect its men": interview with General Pierre Schill, Army Chief of Staff.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the military schools in Draguignan organized the Journées nationales de l'infanterie (National Infantry Days). In addition to round-table discussions in the Bonaparte district, these days, which brought together representatives of all French infantry regiments (legionnaires, parachutists, marine troops, alpine hunters, etc.), were an opportunity for invited manufacturers to present their latest innovations. A mini arms exhibition was held at the nearby Vaugine camp, punctuated by an impressive dynamic demonstration attended by Army General Pierre Schill. Following the demonstration, General Schill, Chief of Staff of the French Army, answered our questions.
French Navy's New Offshore Patrol Vessels to Feature Anti-Drone Detection System.
Developed by MC2 Technologies, the NEROD RF is a portable jammer designed to disrupt the communication and navigation systems of drones. By emitting targeted radio frequency signals, it can effectively neutralize UAVs by forcing them to land or return to their point of origin. The NEROD RF is used by security forces to protect events and sensitive sites from drone intrusions.
Euronaval 2024 exhibition
The Euronaval exhibition was held from November 04 to 07, 2024 at the Parc des Expositions de Paris-nord Villepinte. This 29th edition of the Euronaval exhibition was held for the first time in Villepinte, after so many years on the Le Bourget site. The exhibition gained a cleaner, more modern space to showcase the very best in military naval engineering over 4 days. It also gained a more streamlined and attractive organization.
Air defense: the Ivorian year is here to stay
According to government spokesman Amadou Coulibaly, “Our armed forces, the second-largest military power in the ECOWAS zone behind Nigeria and the largest in the WAEMU, will reap the benefits of this growth to modernize their equipment. This is the case for our air defense and anti-aircraft systems. The Ivorian armed forces have already acquired the Nerod RF jammer gun, developed by a French manufacturer. Its multi-frequency action can neutralize one or more threatening drones.
Airspace security, what's the situation in Côte d'Ivoire?
In early 2024, Côte d'Ivoire [...] equipped itself [...] with a NEROD RF drone jammer gun, supplied by French company M2C Technologies [...]. These concrete measures underline the country's determination to commit itself more firmly to the fight against drones, a preferred airborne vector of armed terrorist groups (GAT). In fact, the acquisition of the NEROD RF supports Côte d'Ivoire's Aviation Regulations (RACI), and is part of its strategy to control and monitor drone movements within its airspace.
Euronaval 2024: which startups won awards on November 5?
The second day of the Euronaval 2024 exhibition was packed with highlights, including ministerial visits, major contract signings and celebrations of naval innovation. Exchanges, conferences and awards ceremonies punctuated the exhibition program.
Day 2 EURONAVAL 2024 in brief - Major contracts, EURONAVAL Awards and conferences
Second day of EURONAVAL 2024
Altana supports the sale of MC2 Technologies
Law firm Altana is advising the majority shareholders of MC2 Technologies, a French tech nugget specializing in drone neutralization, on its sale to Andera Partners and Bpifrance.
Air GHT : A Revolution in Medical Drone Transport
On Thursday September 26, 2024, the Air GHT project was inaugurated, marking a significant step forward in the field of carbon-free medical logistics. Supported by the Groupe Hospitalier de Territoire (GHT) Somme Littoral Sud, this innovative project is part of a collaboration with Delivrone to transform medical transport using drones.
Cré'Innov, the University of Lille incubator
What have been the incubator's main successes to date? MC2 Technologies, a spin-off from the IEMN (Institut d'Electronique, de Microélectronique et de Nanotechnologie de Villeneuve d'Ascq), created in 2004 by a University research professor and one of his doctoral students. MC2 Technologies specializes in microwave technology and provides, for example, anti-drone solutions and cameras for passive detection of objects hidden on people in the fight against terrorism. The company currently employs almost 100 people, a large proportion of whom are young PhDs and engineers.
Anti-drone system secures major events
This anti-drone system (LAD) has been deployed to provide optimum protection against aerial threats. Parade includes radar for detection, cameras for visual acquisition and a jammer. It is operational day and night, H24.
JOP 2024: the Gendarmerie takes its place on the anti-drone scene
From Friday, July 26 to August 11 and from August 28 to September 8, 2024, France is hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Games (JOP). The malicious use of drones is one of the main threats identified during this event. The Gendarmerie is playing a major role in the deployment of an unprecedented system.
TEUTO DEFENCE: Die Drohnenfaust aus Frankreich
TEUTO DEFENCE announces the exclusive distribution of the state-of-the-art Nerod RF drone defense system from French manufacturer MC2 Technologies in the German government market. This innovative system, which is already being used successfully by the French police and military, among others, represents a significant addition to the security portfolio and offers security authorities an effective solution for drone defense.
To secure the Olympic Games, the authorities rely on technological innovations
To increase their effectiveness and responsiveness during the Olympic Games, law enforcement agencies have developed a number of technological innovations. Anti-drone combat, algorithmic video protection, digital twins... The tools deployed will cover a multitude of threats.
BILD explains the Olympia super-gun
What looks like a ray gun from Star Wars is a weapon for defending against drones - without any ammunition. The French manufacturer MC2 Technologies writes: “To ward off drones, the Nerod RF generates sound signals. These signals are received by the drone and immediately disrupt its function by interrupting the connection to the control unit.” In this way, the drone can be forced to land. The weapon can jam seven frequency ranges simultaneously. Drones that are controlled in autopilot mode via satellite are also to be intercepted.
Olympic Games 2024: a 150 km aerial “protection bubble” for the opening ceremony
Soldiers equipped with jamming rifles are part of the last layer of the protective bubble for the opening ceremony on the Seine of the Paris Olympic Games.
MC2 Technologies drone jammers provide security for the 2024 Olympic Games
Founded in 2004 by two researchers from the University of Lille, Villeneuve-based MC2 Technologies delivered around a hundred drone jamming guns as part of the security measures for the Paris Olympic Games.
Eurosatory 2024: CNIM Systèmes Industriels refines its offer for the ROBIN and EGC programs
The ROCUS is also fitted with a portable SPART anti-IED jammer from MC2 Technologie, as well as a disruptor. This enables the robot and its remote control operator to carry out all tasks in all possible configurations. And CSI still has a few cards up its sleeve.
Public research for defense innovation
At a time when the threats to our territory are becoming ever more diverse and complex, innovation is more than ever an imperative for the defense and security sector. Within this ecosystem, public research plays a key role in a wide range of fields: innovative materials, drone warfare, artificial intelligence...
High-intensity drone warfare: what lessons can we learn from the Ukrainian conflict?
Like all recent conflicts, the war in Ukraine has seen spectacular new advances in the use of aerial drones, which has never been so intensive. To counter these protean threats, both Russians and Ukrainians have deployed major anti-drone systems, and above all improvised new tactics to counter saturating kamikaze drone attacks.
MC2 Technologies' drone jammer guns will secure the Paris 2024 Olympics
In the workshop at Villeneuve-d'Ascq, near Lille, the drone jammer guns are stacked up, ready for shipment. MC2 Technologies, which designed and developed them, manufactures 90% of the parts on its own premises, where they are assembled. These jammer guns are part of the equipment that will secure the Paris 2024 Olympics, as they have already done in stadiums hosting matches at the recent Rugby World Cup.
Anti-drone measures for the Paris Olympics questioned in the Senate
A discreet Senate information mission is currently conducting hearings on the anti-drone system that will notably be deployed during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
AIGLE - French and Portuguese ground-to-air gunners train together in anti-drone warfare
From January 4 to 6, the ground-to-air artillery detachment of the Multinational Battalion led an operational partnership between the very short-range ground-to-air sections (SATCP) of the 40th Artillery Regiment and those of the 4th Portugal National Force Caracal in anti-drone training at the Cincu camp.
DSEI Japan 2023: MC2 Technologies supplies Nerod RF C-UAS to Japan
During the DSEI Japan 2023 exhibition, our export control manager gives an interview to the prestigious military intelligence magazine JANE'S, about the exportation of NEROD RF anti-drone solutions.
Une innovation de MC2 Technologies, labellisée pour la sécurité des JO de 2024
L’entreprise lilloise MC2 Technologies, basée à Villeneuve-d’Ascq, a mis au point deux technologies pour le marché de la sécurité, l’une dédiée à la lutte anti-drones et l’autre à la détection d’objets cachés. C’est cette dernière, baptisée MM-Imager, qui vient d’être labellisée pour faire partie du dispositif de sécurité des Jeux Olympiques de Paris, en 2024.
L’innovation au cœur de la protection civile
La société MC2 Technologies a développé une solution mobile permettant de contrôler les personnes en mouvement en temps réel (600 à 900 personnes par heure).
Eurosatory 2022 : comment MC2 Technologies veut protéger le combattant face aux IED
Dévoilée l’an dernier sous forme de preuve de concept, la solution anti-IED SPART de MC2 Technologies est désormais un produit « fini et destiné au terrain », nous explique Paul Philippart, responsable communication et marketing.
MC2 Technologies affine ses détecteurs de drones
Grâce à la récente loi « sécurité globale », elle n'est plus limitée à ces entités d'Etat. Elle est déjà en train d'étudier les demandes de deux importants groupes de BTP qui veulent intégrer dans la conception de bâtiments sensibles un moyen de détecter ces drones. MC2 Technologies a ainsi mis au point un nouveau matériel qu'elle présentera en juin, à Paris, au Salon Eurosatory.
Lutte anti-drones : Thales et CS Group premiers du hit Parade
A environ 18 mois de la Coupe du monde de rugby, qui débutera en septembre 2023), la direction générale de l'armement (DGA) a sélectionné à l'issue d'un appel d'offres européen lancé en 2021 le consortium mené par Thales et CS Group pour réaliser et déployer une nouvelle capacité de lutte anti-drones dans le cadre du programme PARADE (Protection déployAble modulaiRe Anti-DronEs). Ce consortium intègre aussi plusieurs PME tricolores telles que CerbAir, Exavision et MC2 Technologies
Lille : Une société nordiste développe de très efficaces armes anti-drones
C’est en 2015 que MC2 a commencé à concevoir des solutions prêtes à l’emploi, toujours dans ses domaines de prédilection, comme des scanners corporels et des brouilleurs de drones. « L’idée est vraiment de se concentrer sur les drones commerciaux qui peuvent constituer des menaces diverses et dont le coût reste assez bas au contraire des drones militaires », explique Paul Philippart, directeur commercial chez MC2.
La défense et la protection, fers de lance de MC2 Technologies
MC2 technologies, PME spécialisée dans les technologies hyperfréquences, la lutte anti-drone et la détection d’objets cachés, accorde une grande importance à son service de recherche et développement. En 2021, l’entreprise est repassée sous pavillon français.
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School for Spies
Young Zana, Inès, Alex, François and Pierre have just joined the Spy School. Here, they meet the teachers responsible for teaching them the strategy and practice of espionage, the history of international intelligence, weapons handling and the mastery of modern technologies. As they surpass themselves in these imposed subjects, friendships, loves and hopes are at the heart of their journey within this discreet institution that accompanies them in the difficult apprenticeship of espionage. Their course is profoundly disrupted when the school is suddenly and violently intruded upon by a foreign service...
General Arnaud Bourguignon's analysis of drone warfare during the Olympic Games
General Arnaud Bourguignon looks back at the preparations for drone warfare during the Paris Olympics.
Olympics 2024: lasers, jamming guns... How do anti-drone systems work?
Anti-drone options include jamming rifles such as the NEROD RF, made entirely in France. The rifle has been used by the French Army for the past 3 years, in the Sahel and during the Rugby World Cup. On this occasion, 24 drones were neutralized near the stadiums, and 9 amateur pilots who wanted to film the matches were arrested.
Made in France
📢 Stéphane Bern talks to MC2 technologies in an exclusive interview about French manufacturing and its future. A few weeks ago, our co-founder, Professor Christophe Gaquiere, was the guest at the round table organized by ODDO BHF. Many thanks to Audrey Blanch, Anne de Paris and Corentin Hué for organizing this event, which showcased companies that create and innovate 100% French products for today and tomorrow.
Assault on Bakhmut under the eye of Russian drones [In Focus #62]
MC2 sponsors the latest episode of the podcast dedicated to defense topics and armed conflict. 🎙 To the voice of Alexandre Jubelin, you'll be teleported to Bakhmout, where Russian drones threaten Ukrainian forces. Adam, a former French soldier engaged alongside the Ukrainians, recounts the assault he experienced with his "Task Force Baguette" and how Russian drones compromised their advance. This episode sets the tone for future series and interviews distributed by the BINGE AUDIO studio. We look forward to seeing you at Eurosatory on the Le Rubicon platform for a new message and new episodes. 🎧 Find our message in the latest episode of the series [𝗗𝗮𝗻𝘀 𝗹𝗲 𝘃𝗶𝘀𝗲𝘂𝗿 #𝟲𝟮] 𝐴𝑠𝑠𝑎𝑢𝑡 𝑠𝑢r 𝐵𝑎𝑘ℎ𝑚𝑜𝑢𝑡 𝑠𝑜𝑢𝑠 𝑙 𝑜𝑒𝑖𝑙 𝑑𝑒𝑠 𝑑𝑟𝑜𝑛𝑒𝑠 𝑟𝑢𝑠𝑠𝑒𝑠 on the Le Rubicon platform
MC2 Technologies : Notre expertise dans les technologies de la défense au service de votre sécurité et de celle de vos sites sensibles
Founded in 2004 from a research center specializing in microelectronics, MC2 Technologies has become a key player in the high-tech security market thanks to its expertise in anti-drone systems, radio-controlled improvised explosive devices (RC-IEDs) and even electronic warfare.
Istres, inside the secrets of an XXL air base
NEROD RF and MAJES DFB6 at 18 min! With a runway over 5,000 meters long and the largest fleet of strategic refueling tankers in Europe, Istres air base 125 is often described as "out of the ordinary". Dive into the heart of its transformation into a veritable "military Roissy", and discover the diversity of the base's daily missions, from aerial refueling with the famous A330 MRTT Phénix to nuclear deterrence, 24-hour air policing, ground/air defense and anti-drone warfare. An immersion at the heart of the Air Force's operational activities. Immersion in the heart of the armed forces. Each month, Le Journal de la Défense takes a different look at current events in the armed forces, through images taken as close as possible to training sessions and operations, for a better understanding of the world of defense.
MC2 Technologies and its founders have been in the spotlight in recent months.
Its technological solutions for securing major events (sporting events, for example) and for combating drones were featured on France 2's 8pm news on September 30, 2023. MC2 Technologies has been selected as one of the companies driving Tech and Innovation in the Hauts-de-France region. Last but not least, Christophe Gaquière, a professor at the University of Lille who is currently delegated to the SME he co-founded, was awarded the Grand Prix Frédéric Kuhlmann by the Société des Sciences, de l'Agriculture et des Arts de Lille.
Olympics 2024: Drone countermeasures and cybersecurity in marching order at the MILIPOL show
In the run-up to major international events, the MILIPOL homeland security trade show welcomes more and more cutting-edge technologies, including drones and anti-drone systems.
NEROD, the French army's new anti-drone weapon
Whether it's the Rugby World Cup or the forthcoming Olympic Games, the French authorities are concerned about drones that could disrupt these events. Both the police and the army have invested considerable resources in the fight against these new weapons. One of the latest developments is the NEROD, which cuts off all communication between the pilot and the drone.
Rugby World Cup, Olympic Games The drone headache
Report on our anti-drone solutions deployed for the Rugby World Cup 2023. On the program: a mock demonstration of our NEROD jammer rifle accompanied by its MERCAT RF sensor, and a presentation of our MAJES tactical jammer.
Interview with Christophe GAQUIERE and Nicolas VELLAS for Point Stories
Interviewed by Agnès de Tissandier, Nicolas VELLAS and Christophe GAQUIERE retrace the career of French nugget MC2 Technologies, specialized in the development of solutions for the defense and security markets, including anti-drone and hidden object detection.
Métropole européenne de Lille: une entreprise fabrique des armes anti-drones
MC2 technologies met en avant son activité de lutte anti-drones en proposant des solutions conçues et produites dans ses locaux à Villeneuve-d'Ascq en France.
Hauts-de-France Business du 26/10/21 avec Nicolas Vellas, président et co-fondateur de MC2 Technologies
A l’aube des JO 2024 Paris est face à la menace permanente d’attentat terroriste sur le sol français. Au même moment, la loi française de 2021 sur la sécurité globale met en avant une incohérence qui est en contradiction avec le niveau d’exigence sur la sécurité des individus.
Les micro et nanotechnologies au service de la sécurité
"Un travail permanent est effectué par MC2 Technologies pour développer des solutions innovantes, dans un contexte où la menace évolue rapidement. La lutte antiterrorisme est bien sûr l’une des priorités, mais il ne s’agit pas là du seul danger. Notre entreprise tend à se placer dans quelque temps sur le marché nord-américain. Or, la tuerie de masse y représente un risque d’autant plus élevé dans cette partie du monde."
Sécurité : des armes anti-drone
Les drones prolifèrent et inquiètent les forces de l'ordre lorsqu'ils se rapprochent des zones sensibles. Autorités et grandes entreprises développent leur arsenal pour repérer voire éliminer les robots parasites, voire espions.
EDEX 2021 Day 4 news Egypt defense exhibition international expo covering air land and sea
MC2 technologies présente en Égypte au salon de défense EDEX de 2021
MILIPOL 2021 News Day 1 safety homeland security police forces equipment innovations technologies
MC2 technologies est présente à Paris au salon de sécurité intérieur Milipol de 2021