I'm very skeptical about Droneshield's fitness for military applications. At best it might be of use defending homeland infrastructure against civilian intrusion. Given that the equipment uses passive detection methods, which rely on the drone emitting a recognisable radio signature on a predictable wavelength, it seems unlikely that it would be able to detect, track or disable enemy military drones: they just wouldn't be using the frequencies that Droneshield operates on.
I would be more encouraged by the increasing drone-related news coverage if a) some of it was about Droneshield, and b) if Droneshield showed a glimmer of ability to leverage the news and close a deal.
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