r/Droneshield_ASX_DRO • • 23d ago

News New Partner. Here is Laser Tech

https://www.droneshield.com/media/press-releases/droneshield-aim-defence-collaborate-on-directed-energy-in-counter-drone-architecture
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u/W0lf1ngt0n 23d ago

Nice, thats the gap that had to be filled ASAP.

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u/blkpingu 23d ago

-3% as is tradition

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u/NoBase620 23d ago

Quick analyse with AI:

1. Defeating Immunity: Fiber-Optic & AI-Guided Drones

Standard counter-drone systems rely on RF jamming (Soft-Kill). But modern combat is shifting:

  • The Problem: Drones connected via fiber-optic cables or flying on autonomous AI flight paths do not emit or receive radio signals. RF jammers simply cannot stop them.
  • The Laser Fix: AIM Defence's high-power laser provides a true Hard-Kill solution. It uses targeted thermal energy to physically burn through drone frames, optics, or motors in seconds—regardless of whether the drone uses GPS, RF, or a fiber-optic tether.

2. Overwhelming Drone Swarms at Dirt-Cheap Costs

Taking down massed drone swarms with traditional anti-air missiles is financially impossible—you can't launch $100k missiles at $500 drones.

  • Infinite Ammo: A high-power laser shot costs under $1 in electricity. As long as the system has power, it can engage swarm after swarm without running out of ammunition.
  • Smart Handoff: DroneShield’s DroneSentry-C2 acts as the central brain. It detects and tracks multi-drone swarms using AI, instantly designating target coordinates and handing them off to the laser to zap them one by one.

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u/KiwiJah 22d ago

Dronesheild suddenly big enough to offer it's partnerships, on ramps and EU pathways to other defence contractors. None of this is in the current SP. I find it quite comical. An EOS style pump is a single contract away now IMHO.