"I wonder if almost safe tools like Drone shield are actually needed on almost every Navy, Army or Air force site." – yes, I agree. That's what I was getting at by saying that Droneshield might be applicable for "homeland infrastructure". I was thinking about bases and other installations where the probability of military assault is low compared to the likelihood of incursions by civilians (or agents posing as civilians).
I also hold EOS, which has a pretty fearsome counter-UAS capability in its product line-up. I picked up Droneshield as being complementary to that other holding. But I fear I picked a did with this company.
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