NEURA INDUSTRIES INC. DELAWARE · USA PHASE I · 2026
OPERATIONAL · RAISING SEED

Autonomous
airspace defense,
rebuilt.

Neura builds the sensor-to-kill stack for counter-UAS operations — a single integrated platform that detects, classifies, and destroys hostile drones autonomously, within rules of engagement.

Per intercept ~$4,500
Sense to kill < 2 seconds
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§ 01 — THE SYSTEM One integrated platform. Sensing, tracking, command, launch, and effectors — the entire kill chain in a single node.

The platform, end to end.

Two airframes. One integrated operating architecture. Built for expendability at scale, sensor-to-shooter in under two seconds, and unit economics that hostile operators cannot outrun.

Neura platform — Sentinel Station and Raptor interceptors
S-01 Sentinel Station Ground-based sensor, C2, and 12-cell launcher
R-01 · TUBED Raptor (stowed) Folded airframe, pneumatic ejection, <2s deploy
R-02 · DEPLOYED Raptor (wings out) Electric pusher, autonomous terminal guidance
COST ~$4,500 / intercept Expendable airframe. Reusable launcher.
§ 02 The new math of war Econ · Exchange ratio

A $20,000 drone shouldn't force a $4,000,000 response.

Modern conflict has broken air-defense economics. Low-cost loitering munitions saturate decision loops that depend on million-dollar interceptors — a 200-to-1 exchange ratio no force can sustain.

A · Inbound threat Shahed-136
$20K
Loitering munition
Mass-produced. Swarm-capable. Easily replaced. Built to bleed defenders dry, one cheap airframe at a time.
B · Legacy intercept PAC-3
$4M
Patriot missile
One shot, one target, manual loop. Designed for ballistics and aircraft — deployed against airframes it was never meant to kill.
C · Neura INT-004
$4.5K
Raptor interceptor
Tube-launched, expendable, autonomous. AI terminal guidance. Restores a cost-exchange ratio that favors the defender.
§ 03 · EXCHANGE RATIO RESTORED
900×

Neura Raptor ends a single inbound threat for less than one-tenth of one percent of what a Patriot costs. The math finally favors the defender.

Calc: PAC-3 unit cost vs. Raptor INT-004 / Q1 2026
Neura Sentinel Station at dusk
§ 04 · 01 — SENTINEL STATION S/N 004 · 2026

Sentinel.

Multi-sensor fusion, neuromorphic edge compute, and a 12-cell pneumatic launcher — one node, the whole loop.

The intelligence, tracking, and launch backbone.

One Sentinel replaces a fragmented stack of five — sensing, tracking, C2, launch, and effectors — and closes the sense-to-decide loop at the edge. Fixed-site or vehicle-mounted. Stand up a protected perimeter in hours, not months.

Inside the Sentinel →
SensorsRF · Radar · EO/IR · Acoustic
ComputeNeuromorphic, edge-first
Effectors12-cell pneumatic
+ laser-ready
AutonomySense → Decide → Launch
Footprint2.4m × 1.8m ground node
DeployFixed site · Vehicle-mount
Neura Raptor interceptor in flight
§ 04 · 02 — RAPTOR INTERCEPTOR INT-004 · 2026

Raptor.

Tube-launched. Expendable. Autonomous. AI terminal guidance from tube-exit to kinetic kill.

Raptor in launch tube, folded
§ 04 · 02a — TUBE CONFIGURATION

Folded in the tube. Open in the air.

Wings, tail, and control surfaces stow inside a 110mm cell. Pneumatic eject, 40-foot unfold, electric pusher ignites post-deploy. The airframe is expendable by design — the launcher isn't.

Unit cost~$4,500
Deploy< 2s
Length1.40 m
Diameter110 mm
Wing span0.62 m deployed
PropulsionElectric pusher
Raptor launch sequence
§ 05 · ENGAGEMENT LOOP

Tube to motor-on in under two seconds.

§ 05 Engagement loop Sense → Decide → Launch → Intercept

Seconds, not minutes. Autonomous within ROE.

One integrated engagement loop. The Sentinel classifies the threat, allocates a tube, and the Raptor takes it from tube exit to impact — without a human in the hot path.

T+0.00s
01 / 04

Sense.

Multi-sensor fusion — RF, radar, EO/IR, acoustic — converges on one ground node. Target enters the Sentinel's classification model within milliseconds.

T+0.20s
02 / 04

Decide.

Neuromorphic compute at the edge — no cloud round-trip. Threat class assigned, tube allocated, Rules of Engagement locked.

T+1.80s
03 / 04

Launch.

Pneumatic tube ejection. Raptor wings deploy on exit; electric pusher fires 40 feet out. Tube-to-motor-on in under two seconds.

T+impact
04 / 04

Intercept.

Terminal AI tracks the airframe through evasion. Kinetic kill confirmed on the back-end; Sentinel returns to the loop for the next inbound.

§ 06 Customer segments DoD · DHS · NATO · 5-Eyes

Three customers. One architecture.

Military-first deployment. Civil infrastructure follows. International demand underwrites durable revenue across a decade of recurring defense economics.

Segment Δ 001Phase I · 2026

Forward operating bases.

Persistent site defense for air wings, logistics hubs, and contested-environment FOBs. Autonomous engagement within pre-defined rules of engagement.

DoD · US Army · USAFActive
Segment Δ 002Phase III · 2028

Critical infrastructure.

Airports, ports, energy facilities, and federal buildings — venues where a single drone disruption carries catastrophic safety and continuity costs.

DHS · FAA · CISAPathfinder
Segment Δ 003Phase II · 2027

Allied defense partners.

NATO and 5-Eyes partners seeking U.S.-sourced counter-UAS interoperability. White-label pathways through prime contractor channels.

NATO · 5-EYESTracked
§ 07 Thesis Delaware USA · 2026
Air defense was built for aircraft and ballistics. The threat changed. The math didn't. We're rebuilding both.
Neura Industries Inc. · Founding memo, 2026
§ 08 Market opportunity 2025 → 2035

A decade-long expansion at ~19% CAGR.

Analyst forecasts capture the defense-led core. Our full-segmentation model across nine counter-UAS verticals projects sustained growth through 2035 across defense, civil infrastructure, and international demand.

$83.5BILLION
BY 2035

Global counter-UAS total addressable market, full-segmentation across defense, civil infrastructure, and international demand channels.

Internal analyst model · 2026 refresh
2025 Baseline
$14B

Full market across defense, infrastructure, and civil security today.

2035 Forecast
$84B

Decade total including international demand channels.

10-year CAGR
~19%

Compounded across nine counter-drone verticals.

Our SAM
$20B

Serviceable segment aligned to the Neura stack.

Full market breakdown →
Raising · Seed round 2026

Defending tomorrow's airspace starts now.

Global urgency, defense demand, and deployment readiness are converging. We're building the infrastructure for autonomous counter-UAS response — and opening the seed round to a select group of partners.

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