- Custom Anti-Drone System designed to protect data centres, semiconductor fabs and other high-value critical infrastructure
- AI might change the world, but its systems cannot be left unprotected in the real world, ZEN CITADEL protects the infrastructure that powers them.
Delhi, 31 August 2026 – Zen Technologies today announced the launch of ZEN CITADEL: Critical Infrastructure Threat Detection & Electronic Layer, a customized Anti-Drone System (ADS) designed to protect data centres, semiconductor fabs and other high-value critical infrastructure from emerging aerial threats.
Data centres are rapidly becoming the nerve centres of modern economies. They process the data, power AI systems and support the digital infrastructure that businesses, governments and societies increasingly depend upon. AI systems cannot be left unprotected in the real world.
ZEN CITADEL is designed to provide a dedicated counter-drone security layer around high-value facilities, with capabilities across the counter-UAS chain including detection, identification, tracking and neutralisation of unauthorised drones. Unlike a one-size-fits-all solution, ZEN CITADEL can be custom-configured for the specific threat profile and operating environment of each facility, taking into account its geography, airspace, physical layout, security requirements and existing surveillance infrastructure. This enables critical infrastructure operators to build counter-drone protection into their broader physical security architecture.
ZEN CITADEL: Critical Infrastructure Threat Detection & Electronic Layer, features:
- Drone detection ranges of up to 5 km through continuous wideband RF scanning across the 400 MHz to 6 GHz spectrum.
- Omni-directional jamming up to 3 km, capable of disrupting drone command links and GNSS signals simultaneously.
- Multi-target and swarm detection capabilities, enabling forces to counter coordinated drone attacks.
- 24×7, all-weather operation with indigenous, state-of-the-art architecture.

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