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Comments (6)
Mark Strange
How well does this system do vs a fleet of autonomous incoming drones? What happens when a drone is disabled? Does it fall from the sky with its possibly explosive payload before reaching its target?
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Bob Kusche
Judging by the registration rate of guns by bad guys, I don't think that Dedrone needs to be concerned about this risk:
Their biggest risk may be from programs like the FAA's Small Unmanned Aircraft Registration System, which if widely implemented and supported would both make it easier to detect drones, and to identify their operator/location. This could reduce the perceived threat level of drones and diminish the value of Dedrone's offering
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Paul Galburt
I had hoped that the FAA registration would include mandatory data on the MAC address of the drone's controller so that broadcasts could potentially be traced or at least determined to be un-registered against the master database.
A cursory look at the forms suggests this is not the case.
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john lujick
The video showed footage of weaponized drones. One a Connecticut kid made in his workshop and one from FPS RUSSIA a youtube star. While the kid did make a 22 magnum firing drone and later a flamethrower drone the footage from the FPS RUSSIA was phoney. CGI and other special effects. A drone threat is real. Some can carry substantial weight. But just saying about source info. https://youtu.be/SNPJMk2fgJU
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