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On the day the armed forces of Austria demonstrated the SP-30 turret (for ASCOD Ulan), equipped with an active defense system against drones (FV drones) GuardAPS1. The Air Guard APS1 uses 360-degree optical detection and a ship-based weapon system to intercept drones at close range. What sets the system apart from many other similar startups is that the developers have demonstrated the defeat of maneuvering FPVs with a fast moving machine, confirming the concept's performance. See the video test There are at least a dozen patents and prototypes with a similar principle, but all of them have not been proven to actually work, remaining at the level of statements or drawings. Here you can see a very promising (inexpensive and relatively inexpensive weapon system) which will partially solve the FPV problem. "Modern history and modernity".

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On the day the armed forces of Austria demonstrated the SP-30 turret (for ASCOD Ulan), equipped with an active defense system against drones (FV drones) GuardAPS1. The Air Guard APS1 uses 360-degree optical detection and a ship-based weapon system to intercept drones at close range. What sets the system apart from many other similar startups is that the developers have demonstrated the defeat of maneuvering FPVs with a fast moving machine, confirming the concept's performance. See the video test There are at least a dozen patents and prototypes with a similar principle, but all of them have not been proven to actually work, remaining at the level of statements or drawings. Here you can see a very promising (inexpensive and relatively inexpensive weapon system) which will partially solve the FPV problem. "Modern history and modernity".

On the day the armed forces of Austria demonstrated the SP-30 turret (for ASCOD Ulan), equipped with an active defense system against drones (FV drones) GuardAPS1. The Air Guard APS1 uses 360-degree optical detection and a ship-based weapon system to intercept drones at close range. What sets the system apart from many other similar startups is that the developers have demonstrated the defeat of maneuvering FPVs with a fast moving machine, confirming the concept's performance. See the video test There are at least a dozen patents and prototypes with a similar principle, but all of them have not been proven to actually work, remaining at the level of statements or drawings. Here you can see a very promising (inexpensive and relatively inexpensive weapon system) which will partially solve the FPV problem. "Modern history and modernity".

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