Andy Lowery

So other things are handling, other layers are handling the further out fight.

We're sitting back just like a goalie in a hockey game, just pointed, ready, ready, ready, ready to stop, ready to stop.

We get either the assignment, or if we're a standalone, we give ourselves the assignment.

It's locked onto by our telescope, basically.

It's an electro-optical and infrared telescope.

Some of the videos online, you can see the infrared version of that telescope, so it locks onto it very tightly.

We hit the trigger.

It goes on for about two seconds.

Every drone in the sky falls down.

The theory applies and scales to anything with electronics.

However, as you get bigger and bigger drones, you're able to get bigger and bigger weight capacities, and you can do a lot of things with electromagnetic shielding.

So even drones that even fly at 100,000 feet, they have cosmic radiation and electromagnetic fields that have to like be shielded against.

And so, and this is actually in one side you go, oh, that shoot, you can't get those big drones.

But on the other side, we're also not taking out airplanes or 747s or anything like it's super safe because of the kind of controlled short range nature of the system.

So, yeah.

So it works really, really well against Group 1 and Group 2s.

So these harassing first-person viewers, that is what it was designed for.

It was a Group 1, Group 2 goalie.

Stop.

We have tested against some Group 3s.