Tron Future will also showcase T.Scope, an AI-enabled kit that turns unguided munitions into guided systems and operates as a tactical edge AI node. It brings together multiple sensors to perform ballistic calculations and supports precision fire via a command-and-control interface. The kit’s software-based architecture also allows operators to update ballistic profiles across different weapon systems and apply them to various unguided platforms.
From Swarm Tracking to AI Munitions: Taiwan Spotlights Tech at Singapore Airshow
Defense Post
News
Feb 02, 2026
Taiwan’s Tron Future Tech is heading to the Singapore Airshow 2026 with a trio of next-gen defense systems: a tracking platform, an unmanned aerial system (UAS), and an AI-based munition upgrade system.
The company aims to demonstrate integrated battlefield solutions, showcasing technologies that support multi-domain coordination, enhanced situational awareness, and precision targeting.
The first system, T.Cam Mesh, uses multiple ground-based cameras with local processing to monitor drone swarms from various angles. It manages camera handovers and task distribution, combining visual inputs into a unified view to support real-time assessment and improved 3D positioning. By integrating multiple camera feeds into a single actionable picture, it enables operators to track and respond to complex aerial activity in contested environments.
For airborne roles, Tron Future presents the T.Interceptor, a multifunctional platform designed to counter a wide range of aerial threats. Built for rapid deployment, it can operate in autonomous formations and remain functional without Global Navigation Satellite System support. Its modular payload enables air-to-air net capture using an electrically controlled multi-barrel system, as well as air-to-ground reconnaissance and strike missions.