Ann: DroneShield and Epirus Complete Integration, page-11

Just saw a very interesting article on the internet about this (thanks Google news widget). The article is from a Ukrainian website written in Russian, so it's not worth putting the link here, but there are a few interesting points there.

First, the Epirus systems can fight not only the remote controlled drones, but also kamikaze drones and even cruise missiles and most importantly drone swarms.

Second, now Epirus systems will have DroneShield's AI-assisted vision technology to detect the enemy drones.

Finally, Eporus already has contracts awarded by the US government and there are successful use cases of mounting its Leonidas systems onto a Stryker vehicle.

My conclusion from all this - there a huge potential for DroneShield to step into the US defence contracts together with Epirus. To me the soft defeat technologies are more suitable for the public safety applications rather than for the actual war zone, but certain DroneShield's products like the AI vision might be very useful for the army.

In fact it looks so good that I'm tempted to invest in a company that doesn't make profit yet which I try to avoid doing.

Good luck all and DYOR.

P.S.: that Ukrainian article cites another article in English:

https://www.c4isrnet.com/unmanned/2023/06/15/epirus-droneshield-combine-on-uas-roasting-air-defense/