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Drones Are Evolving, Can We Protect Ourselves?
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The conversation with Logan Harris, CEO of Spotter Global delves discusses how radar combined with other sensors are critical to detecting threats in real time and enable decision makers to counter the threat of drone. The risks of drone used by nefarious actors is matched by the risk of inadvertent civilian use and Logan shares his recommendations for policy makers to protect our critical infrastructure.
- There are nearly 26 million drones in total.
- Only about a million drones are registered.
- 25 million drones remain unregistered.
- Most drones are relatively new and prone to crashing.
- Information can be readily obtained from most drones.
- Drones present a danger to helicopters and low-flying aircraft.
- The risk associated with drones is expected to increase.
- Unregistered drones complicate aviation safety.
- The technology surrounding drones is rapidly evolving.
- Regulatory measures are needed to address drone safety.
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