Unmanned Vehicles
AUSA 2018: New Dronekiller on target for production
The redesigned Dronekiller handheld counter-UAS device is expected to move into production in the first quarter of 2019, after racking up hundreds of pre-orders from international militaries and other government bodies.
Displaying the latest iteration of the Dronekiller at the AUSA exhibition in Washington DC, IXI Technology representatives said that various ...
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