Homegrown drone detection firm DroneShield will share vital counter-drone research with Australian defence scientists under a new three-year collaborative research agreement.
Defence Science and Technology Group inked the partnership on Wednesday as it looks to stay ahead of the curve in a field the ASX-listed company has carved a global reputation in.
The Australian Defence Force is planning to spend $1.3 billion on counter-drone capabilities over the next decade — …
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