Pendleton UAS Range and autonomous systems company Gambit announced a partnership Monday to provide counter-drone testing and training through a service they are calling Red Force as a Service.The partnership gives military branches, federal agencies and critical infrastructure operators access to a structured airspace environment where counter-unmanned aerial systems can be tested against coordinated, multi-aircraft threat scenarios. The companies said the service is intended to help buyers and developers validate detection performance, operator readiness and system logic before deployment."There's a growing demand across defense and homeland security for counter-UAS systems that don't just work in theory, but work under pressure," said Jesse Steele, range manager at Pendleton UAS Range. "It's where good systems get sharper, and great systems get proven."Gambit's platform provides the threat-side intelligence, enabling autonomous systems to adapt their behavior and coordinate in real time across a mission area. Chief Executive Josh Giegel said testing against adaptive, coordinated threats is the only meaningful way to build confidence in a counter-drone system.All operations are non-kinetic by default and are conducted within established safety and regulatory frameworks in the national airspace, the companies said.A live demonstration is scheduled for April 23 at the Pendleton UAS Range in Southern California. Counter-UAS manufacturers, military and federal personnel, critical infrastructure operators and media are invited to attend.Registration is available at lp.constantcontactpages.com.&nbsp;

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Pendleton UAS Range and Gambit have partnered to offer Red Force as a Service, a counter-drone testing and training environment that pits UAS defense systems against coordinated, adaptive threat scenarios. The service targets military, federal and critical infrastructure clients ahead of a live demonstration set for April 23 at the Southern California range.

Pendleton UAS Range, Gambit partner to offer counter-drone testing service

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