University of Hong Kong undergraduate student Xu Yang holds his record-breaking, hand-sized Prowess-V3 microdrone.
Credit: Xu Yang
Already fast-evolving, the emergent drone interceptor market has shifted into overdrive in response to Russia’s increasing use of faster, jet-powered, one-way attack drones in its strikes on Ukraine. The move to use drones to counter drones emerged from the unfavorable economic exchange ratio in...
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