Drone Security Update: SkySafe Can Disable, Fly Rogue Drones Near Airports, Critical Locations
A new drone security startup claims it can disable or fly rogue drones that get too close to airports, military bases, stadiums or other other sensitive areas. SkySafe is one of several startups looking to stake a claim in the burgeoning drone enforcement industry. Headquartered in San Diego, SkySafe showed off its technology, but offered few details of how it was able to detect, hack into and control a drone in midair. It was speculated that SkySafe uses radio frequencies to take over the unmanned autonomous vehicles. "We fully take control of the drone from the operator, it sees us as the legitimate controller, and we can move it to a safe location and land it," said Grant Jordan, founder of SkySafe, in an interview with the Verge.
Apr-21-2016, 21:50:39 GMT
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- Information Technology > Artificial Intelligence > Robots > Autonomous Vehicles > Drones (1.00)