Hailed as a game changer by... the company providing the service. >It has been described as a "game changer" by Admiral Mike Hewitt, a cybersecurity investor a

Hailed as a game changer by... the company providing the service. >It has been described as a "game changer" by Admiral Mike Hewitt, a cybersecurity investor and a director of the US-based IronNet Sounds like an interesting approach to defending against drones, but a huge amount of these things will need to be deployed to create any sort of sizable shield as they're describing in the article. No doubt that is what the company is advocating for in such PR pieces! The Ukrainian battlefront is scrappy and resource starved. New technologies that can realistically be scaled are closer to using off the shelf Chinese drones, strapping a grenade to it, and uploading a custom firmware that has the capability to close on the target without a data link. If this was some sort of software/sensor fusion framework that could be bolted onto Ukrainian homegrown drone tech, then maybe it would have some realistic utility when it comes to countrywide adoption.