Category: Counter-UAS systems and policies

On 19 June 2019 the US Marine Corps reported it had taken ownership of a drone-killing, directed energy weapon prototype. The Compact Laser Weapons System—or

Fortem Technologies​ has announced today the launch of two new counter-UAS (C-UAS) products:  SkyDome v. 2.4, an AI-enabled, API friendly platform that allows approved drones

Engineers at Duke University  in the USA are teaming up with the North Carolina Department of Public Safety to address a growing concern for correctional

The U.S. Army recently announced that the Howler counter unmanned aerial system achieved Initial Operational Capability, putting critical protection against drones in the hands of

Raytheon and Black Sage have announced they are partnering through a formal teaming arrangement to provide an integrated drone detection and mitigation system for civil

Houthi rebels in Yemen attacked Abha International Airport in the southern Saudi province of ‘Asir on June 14, the second time in a week the

By Jenny Beechener Gatwick Airport Ltd and the UK government’s response to the December 2018 drone sightings has been twofold: the setting up of a

The UK’s Chess Dynamics has developed an automated drone protection systems specifically for use at airports.  Based on the military Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) AUDS,

Russian news service RT reports that Russia’s Emergencies Ministry has showed off a new device which intercepts and grounds menacing drones that disrupt rescue operations