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✳️ dcposch on daimo
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Russia and Ukraine are both mass-producing these. Main countermeasure today is RF jamming. (FPV drones use analog video & controls. Very 20th century.) Solution: these will fly themselves very soon. Swarm war! https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/14/ukraine-drones-russia-war-skies/
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Jon Bray
@jonbray.eth
I can't even imagine how frightening a swarm of drones would be. Images of a fleet of WWII bombers was intense, I'm just picturing a black sky full of those things converging on a town. Wild.
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Takusami
@broccolipanera
I suspect even with the swarms, broadband jamming will still be the most effective way to mitigate the drones.
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yashwant🎩
@ywc
I saw a few videos on how they use it in war on 4chan
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Ev | ministryofmemes.eth 🎩
@tch
Terrifying wars are about to become more terrifying
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Ev | ministryofmemes.eth 🎩
@tch
Also, thanks for highlighting the article even though it's WaPo of all the places 😮💨 222 $degen
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Adnum🎩
@adnum
It will suck pretty hard for us when it comes to this. Iron domes the only solution but not sure how many countries have one
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yangwao ↑
@yangwao
I've got one pitch deck from central Europe who has already been working on this for a year to countermeasure RF jamming and pierce jamming domes. Maybe time to invest in war-tech, huh?
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Idan Levin 🎩
@idanlevin
There will soon be lasers that can shoot them down
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Matthew @ FarCon
@matthewmorek
I knew there was something in the sci-fi drone tech showcased in Ghost Recon: Breakpoint Autonomous AI-powered sentinels with lightweight graphene batteries which can last them for days
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