Est. 2014 · Anushakti Infotech Pvt Ltd (2025)

Counter-drone systems,
built in India, fielded worldwide

FlySpark started in 2014 as a small UAV and FPV engineering group. The work moved from flying-field prototypes to production hardware used in counter-UAS and defense programs, and in 2025 the company was incorporated as Anushakti Infotech Pvt Ltd in Gujarat to scale manufacturing, export compliance, and support. We design and build the hardware ourselves — detection, jamming, interception, fiber-optic FPV, and the airframes and flight stacks that carry them.

How we work

Export handled properly

Active Counter-UAS systems are export-controlled and dual-use. We only supply them to authorised end-users, and we prepare the paperwork that gets shipments cleared — end-user certificates, dual-use classification, and the documentation each destination requires (BAFA in Germany, EU dual-use rules, ITAR/EAR determinations for the United States, and equivalents elsewhere).

Domestic Indian supply ships on GST invoicing with DGCA and defense-procurement documentation on request. The site is published in 182 country editions with local language and currency, and product pages are also available in English, Ukrainian and Russian for allied programs.

What we build

Six capability areas, one supplier

A layered counter-UAS posture needs more than one box. We cover the full chain — see the threat, deny its links, and defeat it — plus the airframes and propulsion behind it.

11+

Years engineering UAVs

Export markets

182

Country editions

12 Months

Standard warranty

Secure comms

Fiber-optic FPV

G.657.A2 single-mode spools that carry video and control over the tether — no RF emissions, immune to jamming and spoofing in contested spectrum.

Detection

Drone detection

70 MHz–6 GHz portable and fixed detection that identifies UAVs, FPV, and WiFi drones, locates operators, and tracks multiple targets at once.

Counter-UAS

RF countermeasures

Finished Counter-UAS drone jammers only — Guardian X11 backpack and Guardian-S08 gun — supplied to authorised government, military, and licensed end-users (not bare GaN DIY modules, not consumer signal/network jammers).