DroneShield ein Unternehmen mit Zukunft? (Seite 193)

[GasparLeMarc]

Vermutlich wieder eine Drone gesichtet am Heathrow Flughafen, Abflüge waren kurze Zeit eingestellt worden:

https://www.businessinsider.de/drohne-ueber-london-heathrow-…

https://twitter.com/HeathrowAirport/status/10826953813797027…

[creg]

-klick- Rogue drones prompt major airports to spend millions on protection

[creg]

Aber zumindest ist die Aufmerksamkeit weiter auf diesen Bereich gerichtet. DroneShield wird mit anderen Abwehrtechniken und Firmen in dem Artikel z.B. im Zusammenhang mit Gatwick genannt:

-klick- Gatwick Fiasco Puts Anti-Drone Technology Under The Radar

[...] During the Commonwealth Games in Queensland, Australia, DroneShield used its radio frequency sensor to identify potentially hostile drones over the games. Reports that DroneShield actually brought down a potentially hostile drone at the games have not been confirmed by Australian police. [...]



Quelle forbes.com

[creg]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 59.561.438 von AFC777 am 04.01.19 19:55:41

schade, wäre tolle Werbung gewesen

[AFC777]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 59.560.724 von creg am 04.01.19 18:25:53

Nicht Droneshield, sondern Technick von den Israelis:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-6519211/The-…

[creg]

FREITAG, 04. JANUAR 2019
Britische Airports rüsten auf
-klick- Flughäfen investieren Millionen gegen Drohnen

[...]
Zur Abwehr von Drohnen setzen die britischen Flughäfen Gatwick und Heathrow künftig auf eine spezielle Abwehrtechnologie. Die britische Nachrichtenagentur PA berichtete unter Berufung auf die beiden Airports, für die Anti-Drohnen-Ausrüstung seien jeweils mehrere Millionen Pfund investiert worden. Damit solle die Bedrohung durch Drohnen beseitigt werden.
[...]
Die Sicherheit war zwischenzeitlich durch Abwehrmaßnahmen des Militärs gewährleistet worden, wie der Flughafenbetreiber mitteilte. Zu welchen Mitteln die Armee dabei griff, wurde nicht preisgegeben. (laut dem Beitrag oben scheint es ja tatsächlich DroneShield zu sein )
Die Anti-Drohnen-Technologie könne Kommunikation zwischen einer Drohne und dem Betreiber entdecken und blockieren, hieß es weiter. Sie sei auf einem Dach auf dem Flughafen Gatwick stationiert, solle eine Reichweite von etlichen Meilen haben und nutze vier Radare, um einen 360-Grad-Winkel zu haben. Ein Sprecher von Heathrow sagte: "Die Sicherheit unserer Passagiere und Kollegen bleibt unsere höchste Priorität." Man arbeite eng mit den zuständigen Behörden zusammen, darunter die Polizei.
[...]

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 59.551.568 von AFC777 am 03.01.19 16:54:08

Herr AFC

Also der Artikel wurde, Mir, zugeschickt als "Hotcopper" Mitglied.
Also als Mail.
Im Zuge der Anmeldung als User.
Somit gibt es m.W.('s) Keine (URL) Quelle.
Daher auch Die, Etwas Humoristische, Linkangabe.

[Popeye82]

https://stockhead.com.au/tech/here-are-four-reasons-why-dron…

[AFC777]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 59.550.889 von Popeye82 am 03.01.19 14:52:48

Danke für den guten Bericht, aber könnten Sie bitte nochmal den Link dazu anders hier reinstellen. Über den angegebenen Link komme ich nicht auf die Seite.

[Popeye82]

"Deals with Defence Majors and Governments Validate DroneShield’s Strategy
www.Internett.com

Every several years, a new industry that no one could have foreseen before emerges, and the first movers in that industry capture a new and rapidly growing market. Tesla did that with electric cars, Amazon with online retail, and DJI with drones. In Australia, Afterpay did that with online credit and A2 with a novel milk type. DroneShield (ASXRO) is now doing this with the anti-drone industry.


The anti-drone industry has not been a focus of the press until the Gatwick Airport debacle of last week, when rogue drones shut down the second busiest UK airport for several days, stranded hundreds of thousands of passengers and caused tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars worth of damage. Yet, in the minds of defence technology decision-makers around the world, since it listed on the ASX two years ago, DroneShield and its drone detection and drone interception systems have become synonymous with the new business of drone detection and mitigation.

It is not surprising then that, earlier this month, DroneShield announced that its counter-drone products were being evaluated by the US Department of Defense. This announcement came within months of the US Department of Defense having allocated US$1.5 billion towards counter-drone acquisitions in 2019 alone. Very few companies in the counterdrone industry have progressed to products that work and have been proven in a range of environments, against a range of drones, with multiple governmental users. DroneShield is one of the very few such companies, and it is aiming to capture a substantial part of this multi-billion dollar market, in dozens of countries.



- His Excellency President of France Emmanuel Macron, French Minister of the Armed Forces Florence Parly and the Chief of Staff of the Army Jean-Pierre Bosser review DroneGun TacticalTM -

Interestingly, in the UK, DroneShield provided the British Army with DroneSentinelTM, one of its drone detection products, only weeks before the Gatwick incident.

DroneShield’s momentum isn’t limited to the US or the UK. Its leadership position in the industry has just been validated by two partnerships struck this month. One is in Europe, with Thales, the €15 billion global defence behemoth, and one of the largest defence companies globally. The other partnership is in the Middle East, with Zain, a US$7 billion Middle Eastern telecom. Several days ago, Zain and DroneShield put out a joint statement about their deal, in which Zain’s CEO stated “…DroneShield’s product range… provides exactly what our customers are looking for. Consequently, after an extensive review of the counterdrone market, we opted to enter into a Teaming Agreement with DroneShield.” In Australia, the Government has just added DroneShield’s products to the 2019 Australian Military Sales Catalogue, maintained by AMS (Australian Military Sales), a Directorate within the Australian Government’s Defence’s Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group. These are some examples of the penetration that DroneShield and its force of 60 distributors have achieved in 50 countries, and how this penetration has started to produce results.



- South American military reviews DroneGun TacticalTM -

As a result, DroneShield’s customers are putting their money where their mouth is. Just in the last three months:

- The US regulator approved a $3.2 million sale of DroneShield’s equipment to a Ministry of Defence of a Middle Eastern country, whose forces, on a daily basis, are battling drone attacks by terrorists. This is the largest known order for tactical drone mitigation equipment of its kind to date, and the company’s first multi-million dollar order.
- A Western governmental agency purchased two DroneGunsTM for the first time.
- A major Asian security agency purchased two DroneGunsTM for the first time.
- Within weeks of a drone assassination attempt on the Venezuelan president’s life, a Central American security agency ordered $300,000 worth of DroneShield’s products.
- Within days of announcing its Teaming Agreement with DroneShield, Zain placed an order for DroneShield’s equipment.

In addition to driving sales of existing products, DroneShield continues to rapidly innovate in response to end-users’ requirements. Recently announced products include:

- RapidScout®(a van-based counterdrone solution).
- DroneCannon Remote WeaponTM (a jammer compatible with Remote Weapon Stations).
- DroneNodeTM (a briefcase style jammer).



- DroneShield’s latest products -

There is virtually no government in the world that does not require protection against drones, as do large numbers of commercial users (such as stadiums, event venues, power plants, airports and others). The counterdrone industry is maturing, with governments starting to place orders with those whose products have been proven on the battlefield, and with companies whose products have failed to deliver leaving this space. DroneShield is well positioned to deliver on this global demand and sees bright future ahead.



- DroneShield’s DroneSentinelTM"- "