U.S. Commercial Firm Orders Drones To Defend Overseas Infrastructure

powerus guardian counter-drone interceptor
Credit: Powerus
A U.S. company has ordered a roughly $20 million counter-drone system to protect its oil and gas facility in the Middle East, a Powerus executive told Aviation Week on Oct. 12. “We’re doing installs [at the facility] this week,” said Brett Velicovich, president of U.S. defense startup Powerus...
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