Interesting, thanks for sharing.
I think EOS's hard defeat and Droneshield's soft defeat are not mutually exclusive. Hard defeat is good for military to shot down things like the kamikaze drones and even missles, especially in the war zone. Soft defeat is the only viable option in the civillian applications, and also very effecient agains drone swarms.
I also think Droneshield's C2 system has the potential to be their biggest product, even more important than the anti-drone guns. A subscription-based AI-enabled monitor and control system will like be absolutely crucial to any meaningful anti-drone protection.
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