Erez Riahi
Senior engineering, program and business-development leadership at Elbit and IAI, closing high-value defense and homeland-security deals. Contributed to a system awarded the Israel Defense Prize.
DroneLight is a pulsed-laser hard-kill system that finds, tracks and neutralizes hostile drones in two seconds, over the city, on the power of a single vehicle.
From first detection to a neutralized target. Scroll to run the engagement.
Continuous 360° surveillance picks the threat out of a crowded urban sky.
The turret slews at 120°/sec and locks the co-boresighted optics on target.
A high-energy pulsed laser fires for milliseconds. Eye-safe ranging confirms the hit.
Target down. The system is already on the next one.
A target recovered after a DroneLight engagement. No interceptor, no explosive, no debris field over the city.
Swarm-ready. Urban-safe. Vehicle-powered. Built by the engineers who put lasers into Israel's most advanced defense systems.
Optics and laser share one 300 mm aperture, so the system fires exactly where it sees. Milliseconds of active firing and eye-safe ranging keep the people below out of the equation.
Heat, haze and turbulence scatter a laser beam before it reaches the target. Our patented Lucky Acting technology and pulsed-laser drilling architecture put the energy where it counts, at a fraction of the power.
High-rate engagement on just 4 kW. No dedicated power plant, no logistics tail.
A massive reduction in size, weight, power and cost, so it fits where the threat is.
Engineered for civilian and high-density environments from the first line of design.
EshTech Systems was founded by veterans of Israel's defense industry. We are a trusted partner to top-tier defense companies and government bodies worldwide.
Senior engineering, program and business-development leadership at Elbit and IAI, closing high-value defense and homeland-security deals. Contributed to a system awarded the Israel Defense Prize.
Over 20 years developing military laser systems. At Elbit, led the physics team behind the laser for the Music DIRCM counter-missile system. Ph.D. in Applied Physics, Bar-Ilan University.