MatrixSpace launches Fusion 360, expands portable multi-sensor drone detection capabilities

MatrixSpace has expanded its portable drone detection portfolio with the launch of MatrixSpace Fusion 360, a multi-sensor system that verifies threats by fusing radar, optical and RF/Remote ID data into a single, unified view.

Fusion 360 is designed to deliver trusted counter‑drone awareness by combining data sources into one authoritative airspace picture, allowing operators to confirm threats quickly and act with confidence. Built as a fusion‑native system, it correlates sensor data at the point of detection and tracking, reducing false alarms and improving identification of small, low‑flying or evasive drones in complex environments, including public events, critical infrastructure sites and operational theaters.

The system distinguishes hostile “dark drones” from compliant or friendly aircraft, providing clear threat relevance rather than excess noise. MatrixSpace says the result is faster decision-making, fewer distractions and stronger overall protection. The company describes Fusion 360 as the most affordable layered solution for drone detection, tracking and identification available today.

“We take a radar‑ and AI‑first approach to low airspace awareness, resulting in a much higher quality output for users,” said Matt Kling, vice president and general manager of AI Systems at MatrixSpace. “Fusion 360 replaces a typically siloed approach, which is costly and misses critical drone activities. Our customers require a fail‑safe, flexible, affordable solution, without wasting time on false threats.”

Fusion 360 is built for portability and scalability, enabling rapid deployment, relocation and networking of systems as coverage needs change. Operators in the field and command centers share the same real‑time view. The system is also open and interoperable, allowing easy integration into existing counter‑UAS and security platforms.

Powered by the MatrixSpace AI Platform, Fusion 360 synthesizes sensor data at the edge and applies context — including behavior, compliance and airspace rules — to determine what matters most. The AI‑native design is intended to make threat information immediately actionable.

MatrixSpace will offer two product options:

  • MatrixSpace Fusion 360, providing multi‑sensor, layered detection and identification for high‑risk environments.
  • MatrixSpace Portable 360, offering radar‑only low‑airspace awareness for a range of aircraft and applications.

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