Iron Shield Systems launches its new website and product catalog

Iron Shield Systems has launched its new corporate website and expanded product catalog, providing a clearer view of the company’s autonomous systems, defense technologies and software platforms.

Iron Shield Systems has launched its redesigned corporate website and expanded product catalog, bringing the company’s autonomous systems, partner technologies and software platforms together in one integrated digital environment.

The catalog presents five principal product lines. These include the Iron Shield-developed INT-3 and INT-5 counter-UAS interceptors, together with partner-developed systems proposed for Canadian licensed production: the RAVLYK modular ground robotic complex, Magura and Grey Widow ISR aircraft, the Stealth FPV family, and the TBS, ERLS and S-Link ground-control and communications systems.

The website also introduces Iron Shield’s growing software and program-intelligence layer. This includes the public Lurker situational-awareness demonstration, Defence News, Procurement Platform, Defence Program Tracker and the private Capture Workspace for managing procurement pursuits and tender responses.

Each product page identifies the applicable development, integration or operational status. Certain Ukrainian-origin partner systems are reported to be in operational use through their original technology developers, while Iron Shield’s Canadian production, licensing and integration plans remain subject to definitive agreements, technical validation and applicable governmental approvals.

The redesigned website reflects Iron Shield’s central engineering philosophy: autonomous systems should operate as connected components of a protective architecture rather than as disconnected products. Sensors identify the threat, software organizes the information, and the appropriate air or ground system responds under qualified human authority.

Headquartered in Canada, Iron Shield is building a portfolio intended to combine Canadian industrial capacity with frontline-informed engineering and the rapid development experience of Ukrainian technology teams.