Questions & answers

Veil Systems designs standard and custom drone netting for facilities, equipment, and roads. We coordinate fabrication and plan installation, alongside testing of our cope-cage prototype as an alternative to conventional vehicle cages.

Veil Systems are in the test phase, and we are currently testing out our systems. No validated protective performance is claimed. Images are concept renderings, not fielded Veil installations.

Yes. Tell us what you need to protect. We’ll work with you to define the system, coordinate fabrication, and plan installation around your project. Request a quote to start the conversation.

Facility operators, utilities, government organizations, contractors, and vehicle operators can contact Veil about projects. We also welcome partners and investors.

Anti-drone netting is a physical barrier above or around an area. The layout depends on coverage, access, site conditions, and the proposed system.

A canopy provides overhead coverage. An enclosure provides overhead and side coverage around an asset or area. A corridor follows a road or access lane. Layouts can be standard or custom.

Yes. Generator, transformer, and switchgear projects need coverage, ventilation, equipment clearances, and access for inspection and replacement.

We plan service entrances and closable openings around maintenance, cleaning, and equipment removal. The renderings do not specify closure hardware.

No. Netting can work alongside detection, operating procedures, and other protective measures. Its role and limits depend on the site and system.

Yes. Custom projects can include radar, satellite, and rooftop equipment. Equipment operation, maintenance access, and site requirements guide the layout.

“Cope cage” is an informal term for a protective framework or screen above or around a vehicle, associated with the war in Ukraine. Veil uses “vehicle protective cage.”

Yes. Veil is currently testing its cope-cage prototype, an alternative to conventional metal-lattice cages. Improved blast absorption and occupant protection are development objectives, not demonstrated outcomes.

The asset, coverage area, site conditions, access requirements, fabrication, and installation determine the quote.

Include your name, email, and a general project summary. Organization type, asset category, and timeline are optional. Do not include classified, controlled, or sensitive information, security plans, or precise site details.

Project timing depends on the agreed scope and site requirements. Include your target timeline when requesting a quote.

Select Request a capability brief on the contact page and include your organization and general application. A printable capability overview is also available on this website.

Yes. Select General / partnership inquiry or Investor inquiry on the contact page.