How will air defence respond to increasingly sophisticated drone threats, including large-scale swarms coordinated by artificial intelligence?
EOS Group CEO Dr Andreas Schwer joins Defence24's Antoni Walkowski to the changing nature of drone warfare and the technologies needed to counter emerging threats.
The conversation examines why adaptable, integrated counter-drone systems are becoming increasingly important, the progress of EOS' Apollo high energy laser weapon towards production, and how the acquisition of MARSS strengthens EOS' ability to deliver complete counter-drone solutions.
Andreas also discusses the growing need to protect civilian critical infrastructure and EOS' plans to expand its operations and industrial partnerships across Europe.
This video article was first published on Defence 24 .
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