After selling more than 100 of its counter-drone systems to the federal government, Battelle is readying the next-generation version. Dan Stamm, who helped develop DroneDefender, Battelle's man-portable counter-UAS defeat system, told Inside Defense the new version of the system will be "smaller, faster, lighter." It will be easier to carry and operate, Stamm said, and will be effective against a broader range of command and control frequency bands. The DroneDefender system works by disrupting the command and control signals between...
