Andy Lowery

It can like see all the drones, not only the drones right over your place where our radars might be detecting it, but if there's drones in your neighbor's yard and they have a radar that's on the same network, it'll see the drones even starting from over there.

So we get a really big, we try to get the biggest heads up as we possibly can to make sure that we're minimizing the need for like hundreds of these to surround your property.

We want to have early detection, early observation, move the system into the optimal place to defend it and then defend the place as the last line of defense.

No, the detection range is longer.

So you'll get detection of the drones, hopefully.

I mean, sometimes you won't.

If a bad actor decided to hide a drone in this weeds over here and it just popped up, we'd detect it and be able to shoot it in the same distance.

But let's say in a desert,

You might have a lot of landscape that you can see out to.

You might detect a drone at 20 kilometers.

You might detect a drone at least 10 kilometers.

You'll be able to detect a drone.

This one will just position itself and get ready to take the drones down when given the assignment.

And then when it comes in around two kilometers or something, that's when we start engaging at about two kilometers.

Damn, this is awesome.

You see, we have these cables.

This is where all the DC power is being fed up into the system.

So you take AC power, alternate current power.

So you get a generator like power in your house.

It's at 60 Hertz.