A Sydney-based business that manufactures products to detect and jam enemy drones has signed a two-year defence contract from an undisclosed Five Eyes country.
The development is possible because the business will soon extend its service beyond residential homes to include commercial business locations in a dozen suburbs – up from just three currently.
DroneShield’s deal with Zenith AeroTech will also see the latter business place a miniaturised radar into its TAV platforms, supporting counter drone or drone swarm attacks.
Little Ripper’s pioneering devices can sound alerts to swimmers in danger, detect sharks and crocodiles and track objects or people in the water by dropping sea-marker dye.
Deputy PM Michael McCormack also unveiled a new policy statement on the matter and promised to invest $35.7 million into emerging aviation technology.
Ascent Vision Technologies’ ‘CM234 Spitfire camera gimbal’ uses infrared cameras to provide a more stable image during the day or night.
