Firing a net at a drone stops the drone by prohibiting the rotor blades.
Overview
The drone-capture net system for small drones is designed to capture and retrieve the UAV to the point of destination. The capture is executed with a 6,000 x 6,000 mm net shot towards the drone from the UAV carrier.
Advantages
Nabbing a drone out of the sky offers a few advantages over attempting to jam it or blowing it up:
- You avoid bringing laser-riddled drones crashing down on urban crowds.
- You don’t foul up cellular communications networks.
- You get more out of forensic analysis, which can show who launched the drone and from where.
Applications
The drone-capture net system is ideal for securing:
- Airports
- Prisons
- Military bases
- Government buildings
Operation specifications
- Minimum altitude of use
- 65.6 ft (20 m)
- Operation temperature
- from -40° F to +131° F (from -40° C to +55° C)
- UAV carrier vertical descent speed at the time of system application
- not more than 6.5 ft/sec (2 m/s)
The perfect operation of the drone-capture system is not guaranteed in rainy conditions and relative humidity of over 80%.
Specifications
- Weight
- 1.68 lb (765 g)
- Body dimensions (width, height)
- 5.2 in x 6.75 in (132.4 mm x 171.5 mm)
- Net size
- 19.7 ft x 19.7 ft (6 m x 6 m)
- Mesh size
- 0.65 ft x 0.65 ft (0.2 m x 0.2 m)
- Net firing distance
- up to 49.2 ft (15 m)
- Parameters of the pyrocartridge
- Actuating current
- not less than 500 mA
- Actuating voltage
- not less than 5 V
