AIM Defence wins Canadian anti-drone contest
AIM Defence has beaten 15 anti-drone technology local and international companies to win CA$1 million (A$1.1 million) dollars from the Canadian Army.
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AIM Defence has beaten 15 anti-drone technology local and international companies to win CA$1 million (A$1.1 million) dollars from the Canadian Army.
During a recent counter-drone demonstration event, Canada became the fifth NATO country to test above-the-horizon lasers to defeat drone threats without a mountain or other geographic backdrop to stop the laser.
A four-week ‘Sandbox’ at CFB Suffield that hosts innovators from five allied countries to demonstrate the latest advances in counter drone technology concludes Friday.
At a Puckapunyal range, where tanks and explosions are commonplace, last month a new type of weapon system was put through its paces for senior officers looking to expand Defence’s counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (UAS) arsenal.