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Russia develops Darwin-D protective net to shield roads from UAV attacks
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TASS
Russian specialists have developed the Darwin-D protective capture net, designed to shield highways, roads, and other transportation infrastructure facilities from attacks by FPV drones and fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the manufacturer, Mechanical Protection Systems, told TASS.
"The Russian company Mechanical Protection Systems has introduced the Darwin-D protective and intercepting net, developed specifically for highways, roads, and other long stretches of transportation infrastructure.
The new product is a modification of the Darwin protective capture net.
It is designed to shield highways, major roads, and transportation arteries at least 12 meters wide from attacks by FPV drones and fixed-wing UAVs.
According to the developer, one of the key features of the Darwin-D net is the size of the net panel.