Exhibitor at Bedex: ZSE Technology

ZSE TECHNOLOGY NV

ZSE Technology is a Belgian technology company specializing in Drone and Counter‑Drone solutions for both military and civil applications. We position ourselves as a reliable partner for organizations responsible for the safety and protection of our society, both domestically and abroad.

ZSE Counter‑Drone (C-UAS) Capabilities

1. Analysis, Testing & Validation

Evaluation of sensors and effectors currently available on the C‑UAS market. Testing is conducted through realistic scenarios using ZSE‑built micro‑target drones (≤ 13 inches).

2. Selection of High‑Performance C‑UAS Systems

Identification of relevant -already commercially available on today’s counter‑drone market systems- that have demonstrated proven operational effectiveness across multiple operational environments.

3. Integration & Operational Support

Integration of selected systems into the ZSE‑developed  C2 module, designed for efficient command and control of localized C‑UAS deployments.

ZSE Drone Development & Operational Training

ZSE develops drones and simulation systems that prepare military and civil operators for modern threat environments:

1. Design and Production of Target and Training Drones

• For the evaluation of C‑UAS sensors and effectors.
• As target drones for kinetic and lethal C‑UAS weapon systems.
• For training military personnel in drone‑threat reaction procedures (Red Air).
• For tactical training in the use of pre‑programmed drones and FPV platforms (with or without fiber‑optic tethering).

2. ZSE-FPV Simulator

• An advanced simulator for tactical FPV Drone operator training in realistic combat scenarios.

Reliable European Supply Chain

ZSE is committed to developing drones using essential components sourced from secure, guaranteed, and European supply chains.

ZSE C2 – Local and National Support

Our ZSE C2 modules for integrated Counter‑Drone systems are ideally suited for prisons, critical infrastructure, military sites, large events, high‑security civil facilities

Local C2 layers provide bottom‑up contributions to a national drone‑threat air picture, supporting the Belgian NASC and military operations conducted in specific, limited areas, both nationally and internationally.