Adevex Brings Draco C-UAS Systems to UNVEX

Spanish company Adevex is using UNVEX 2026 to present the Draco family of counter-UAS systems, putting radio-frequency detection and selective response at the center of the demonstration.

From signal detection to a controlled response

According to the report, the UNVEX demonstration will show a sequence that starts with detection and identification, moves through tracking and classification, and ends with a selective RF response. That sequence is more informative than describing a counter-drone product as a standalone jammer, because an operator needs to understand what is in the air before deciding how to respond.

Why SDR architecture is getting attention

Software-defined radio can make a system more adaptable than a fixed, single-purpose RF design, but adaptability also increases the importance of configuration control and testing. In an FPV workshop, the same principle appears in a different form: a documented FC and ESC stacks stack, clean firmware changes, and a well-managed FPV video transmitters make the aircraft easier to diagnose and maintain.

The comparison should not be overstated. A hobby FPV video transmitter is not a counter-UAS system. The shared lesson is that radio performance depends on the full chain: antenna placement, power quality, thermal behavior, spectrum conditions, software settings, and the surrounding operating procedure.

C-UAS is becoming an integrated workflow

The Draco presentation is notable because it frames counter-UAS as a chain of sensors, analysis, command, and response. For the wider drone industry, that systems view is a more durable takeaway than any individual range or frequency claim.

Source and editorial note

This is an original English news brief based on Adevex official announcement, UNVEX official demonstration schedule. It summarizes the reported development and adds practical context;.