Aerospace, Defence and Security Counter UAS Technologies

Drone Proliferation is Driving Investment in and Development of Technologies to Counter Military and Commercial Threats

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Defense

RELEASE DATE
16-Jul-2015
REGION
North America
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Market Research

RESEARCH CODE
9AB0-00-1D-00-00
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AE00146-NA-MR_00146
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In the past decade, the technology for building and operating unmanned aerial systems (UASs)—also commonly referred to as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), remotely piloted aircraft (RPA), or drones—has become relatively inexpensive and very accessible. This has caused a rapid proliferation in use. This rapid proliferation is occurring military, civil, commercial, and recreational applications, and has generated a need for countermeasures to detect and negate UASs with malicious intentions through physical or non-physical means, depending on the scenario.

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Electronic Counter UAS Strategies—Military Focus

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Electronic Counter UAS Strategies—Non-military Focus

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Electronic Counter UAS Strategies—Non-military Focus (continued)

Legal/Regulatory Counter UAS Strategies—Military Focus

Legal/Regulatory Counter UAS Strategies—Non-military Focus

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Physical Counter UAS Strategies—Military Focus

Physical Counter UAS Strategies—Military Focus (continued)

Physical Counter UAS Strategies—Military Focus (continued)

Physical Counter UAS Strategies—Military Focus (continued)

Physical Counter UAS Strategies—Non-military Focus

Counter UAS Software

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Counter UAS Challenges

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In the past decade, the technology for building and operating unmanned aerial systems (UASs)also commonly referred to as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), remotely piloted aircraft (RPA), or droneshas become relatively inexpensive and very accessible. This has caused a rapid proliferation in use. This rapid proliferation is occurring military, civil, commercial, and recreational applications, and has generated a need for countermeasures to detect and negate UASs with malicious intentions through physical or non-physical means, depending on the scenario.
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