Drone Defence, set up by former Army officer Richard Gill, has built a CO2-powered Net Gun X1 to capture drones. The company also offers drone jammer Dynopis E1000MP alongside drone-related security advice. In the UK, there are currently no laws governing how drones can be used for commercial purposes.
Drone Defence, set up by former Army officer Richard Gill, has built a CO2-powered Net Gun X1 to capture drones. The company also offers drone jammer Dynopis E1000MP alongside drone-related security advice. Possible customers include prisons and airports, as well as sporting-event managers and concert organisers.