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Spotting drones before it's too late: US Army eyes wearable detection tech

Times of India ·
Spotting drones before it's too late: US Army eyes wearable detection tech

The US Army is currently examining innovative wearable tech that provides soldiers with real-time alerts about incoming hostile drones during engagements.

This compact sensor leverages unique acoustic signatures for immediate warnings, prioritizing soldier safety without burdening them with extra gear.

Insights from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine underscore the necessity of advanced drone detection systems, ultimately aiming to bolster the effectiveness and protection of troops on the front lines.

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