In a recent demonstration with the US Army, military contractor Epirus showcased its high-powered microwave weapon, Leonidas, taking down 49 drones all in one go.
The system projects electromagnetic interference as an offensive tool, disabling quadcopters without the use of projectiles or lasers.
“I call this a singularity event,” said Epirus Chief Executive Officer Andy Lowery, as quoted by Axios. “This platform is going to be needed at stadiums and at airports. The list goes on and on.”
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