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The tricky part I'm guessing is doing it safely without collateral damage, especially in a crowded area like an airport. A bullet or other kinetic object could
by United857 8y ago
The tricky part I'm guessing is doing it safely without collateral damage, especially in a crowded area like an airport.
A bullet or other kinetic object could do damage if it falls back down to earth. A directed energy/RF weapon could possibly fry other electronics in aircraft nearby as well.
- oliveshell 8y agoYou might be interested to hear that anti-drone net guns are already on the market to address this. This [1] is a handheld one, though automated permanent installations that use acoustic signatures to track drones have already been installed on embassies and such. [1]: https://www.dronedefence.co.uk/products/netgun-x1/ https://www.dronedefence.co.uk/products/netgun-x1/