
As drones become more popular so does the need for protection against the devices. CNBC’s Uptin Saiidi tests out new anti-drone technology.
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Dang all I thought of was a projectile that disperse small strings toward the drone a spread about 13 feet wide 15 feet long I think an i can time it for longer distance but it's hard an don't work all the time but easy to make an faster to reload another
How about hacking and blowing up US killer drones before they kill more innocent kids and civilians in foreign countries ?!
where can i buy this? i can send down a drone and resell it again
It won't hack spektrum dsmx, only crap DJI drones, lol
"cause and effect"…. because you steel there drone they detonate it…its never a good idea to touch other people property.
I can already get around this system not that i would fly in places like this its these idiots that ruining the hobby
I'm "assuming" the connection between the drone and the remote is unencrypted that is why they can "hack" the drone. However over time people are just going to wise up and "encrypt" the communication between the drone and the remote. This "solution" is going to be only good for a short while.
It won’t work with home built drones with the proper protection dreamers are funny
If there are regulations for flying near private apartments and you use a device to hack the drone, you are making a Citizen's Arrest.
I can see lawsuits coming for personal property loose in favor of the drone owner
They rented a parking garage to shoot this video
What a complete waste of money.
This is great considering that there are drones that can kill now, I need these in my house
Invent a device, you can set up on your property that makes them lose power and crash.
Their ia no need for this it is illegal to fly in any other type of airspace except for type g so if your airspace isnt type g and you see a drone call the police or government they will fine the operator of the uas
I wonder if the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco has one of these things!?
I take the eagle
The solution? Send in two drones, one as a decoy.
mALAYSIA!