Yea... But my thoughts are that AI- enabled drones will emit less frequencies. So detection need to shift and the kill chain is more hardkill/ laserkill. Droneshields main buisness right now is RF-Detection and Jamming, GPS Blocking. Maybe multilayerd with Optics, Radar and sound but thats not the moat or main buisness for them right now.
It is a little bit easy to say "[...] so it will overall be a positive. " Because it did not answer the question, will it be positive for Droneshield or is their technology obsolet if most drones have AI options?
Even the new Ai-enabled handheld works with RF.
So to specify my question. What do you think about these problems which may or may not be on the horizon for this company? I do not see anything in R&D to tackle this development.
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