Is It Possible To Safely and Legally Take Control Of A Rogue Drone?

Sotirios Kaminis is the CEO and founder of Drone Defense Systems, a start-up company that provides integrated drone detection and mitigation solutions to a variety of customers. Under a newly inked licensing agreement, the company received exclusive rights to commercialize an innovative counter-drone technology developed at Embry-Riddle University.

The technology, developed by Embry-Riddle faculty member Dr Houbing Song, suggests a safe, affordable way to neutralize rogue drones – without having to shoot them down or force them to crash-land – even in civilian settings such as large outdoor entertainment arenas and airports. In this episode of the Drone Radio Show, Sotirios talks about Drone Defense Systems, the “Drone Jacking” technology developed by Dr Houbing Song and how this technology could make the skies a whole lot safer.

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Drone Radio Show

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