Sovereign counter-UAS

MVRVS.

Defence solutions for small nations

We build the defensive line for nations that cannot buy their way to security — coverage, not conquest.

Murus Defence is developing sovereign counter-UAS systems designed around the one metric that matters to a small state: the cost of holding every kilometre of its border. Talent drawn from across Europe. More to come.

Focus: Counter-UAS coverage for sovereign borders
Rooted in: Chișinău & Dublin
Status: Stealth — building the founding team

A border held by a mesh, not a wall

Murus distributes defence the way the old river fortresses did: a chain of fixed strongpoints with the ground between them alive to intrusion. Bases anchor the line. Sensors seed the gaps. When something crosses, the nearest node answers.

Bases

Fixed strongpoints along the frontier. Each holds a resident fleet and launches on cue from the mesh around it.

Sensor mesh

Detectors seeded in the ground between bases. Their coverage overlaps, so nothing crosses unseen.

The frontier

Coverage is measured by cost per kilometre held.

Three roles, one family

The Falx family carries the response. Each variant is built for a single job in the mesh: one to find, one to answer, one to hold the watch, so no airframe is asked to do everything at once.

Reconnaissance

Falx Speculo

The eyes of the line. Long-endurance detection that classifies a track and hands a firing picture to the base before the threat is in range.

Detect · Classify · Cue

Interceptor

Falx Lupus

The wolf that runs down the intruder. Launched on cue, it closes fast to neutralise a hostile drone, with the final decision always held by a human.

Intercept · Neutralise

Monitoring

Falx Custos

The sentry that holds the watch. Persistent surveillance over the gaps between bases, keeping the picture warm when the line is quiet.

Loiter · Watch · Relay