A helmet to protect against FPV drones has been patented in Russia The idea of a tactical helmet to protect against FPV drone attacks has been patented in Russia. The development includes mounting a compact recoilless weapon on the head, capable of using shotgun cartridges, bullets, pyrotechnic elements or special networks. The guidance should be done by turning the head. For aiming, a laser target or flashlight is provided, aimed along the barrel. According to the patent description, the system is designed to operate at a distance of 10-20 meters. Shooting control must be done without hands - using a special nozzle or a voice command. To compensate for the recoil, the patent offers two design options: a rear counter-mass ejection or a dynamo-reactive system. | Industry News North-6th Division | The Russian Armed Forces.