A company founded by US Army veterans has presented a high-speed interceptor designed to counter the growing threat of cheap aerial systems on modern battlefields.
The interceptor, called Guardian-1, is intended to give military forces a counter-drone solution that costs less than the threats it is meant to take on.
It is built for high-volume production, with developer Powerus aiming to match the mass-production scale of one-way attack drones such as the Iranian Shahed system.
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