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beevul

(12,194 posts) Fri May 27, 2016, 12:18 PM May 2016

Ohio scientist develops drone defense system

Ohio scientist develops drone defense system

WMCH staff

Published: May 9, 2016, 9:17 pm | Updated: May 9, 2016, 9:18 pm

But in Columbus there is something better than a license. A deterrent for when there is something more dangerous being delivered by drones.

Alex Morrow is an optical researcher and Dan Stamm is a mechanical and systems engineer. Together, the two created the “Drone Defender”.

The Drone Defender looks like a bazooka, but it doesn’t shoot the drone, rather it disables the link between the drone and the pilot.

But because the Drone Defender also disrupts the highly regulated electromagnetic spectrum, that includes cell phone and Wi-Fi signals, the FCC does not allow testing or demonstrations.

Could this could be used or modified to work against so called 'smart guns'?

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Ohio scientist develops drone defense system (Original Post) beevul May 2016 OP

Big magnets and powerful sparks LunaSea May 2016 #1

At home my mom's pace maker is linked to her doctor via a WiFi monitor. JonathanRackham May 2016 #2

Huh, I thought that's what a 12 gauge with #9 birdshot was for? DonP May 2016 #3

LunaSea

(2,926 posts)

1. Big magnets and powerful sparks

Reply to beevul (Original post)

Fri May 27, 2016, 01:09 PM

May 2016

could be the cheapest way to stop flying bots.
But there are others-

JonathanRackham

(1,604 posts)

2. At home my mom's pace maker is linked to her doctor via a WiFi monitor.

Reply to beevul (Original post)

Fri May 27, 2016, 01:28 PM

May 2016

When she sleeps at night all her bio-data is uploaded. I'd hate to think a device like this could impact her.

FWIW she has to avoid microwave ovens.

DonP

(6,185 posts)

3. Huh, I thought that's what a 12 gauge with #9 birdshot was for?

Reply to beevul (Original post)

Fri May 27, 2016, 02:16 PM

May 2016

But a jammer works too.

Wonder if it works on annoying people on the train or bus yelling into their cell phones too?

Bet, they could sell a lot of them that way too.

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