The US Army is handing out over $4.15 billion to any company able to stop low-cost drone attacks on home soil
As cheap attack drones proliferate, affordable counter-systems are needed
Via TechRadar

US Army awarded $4.15 billion in counter-drone contracts to 10 companies
Seven of the ten winners each received a $500 million base award
The framework carries a maximum ceiling of $7 billion across all awards
The US Army has awarded contracts worth $4.15 billion to 10 companies developing technologies against cheap drones threatening military installations and critical infrastructure across the country.
The awards fall under Domestic Shield, a Department of Defense initiative intended to strengthen protection against unmanned aircraft without…
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