Meanwhile, Pavlovskyi had been working on a far simpler device. Initially, he dismissed it as unpromising, but this cost-effective device is now in use against Russian reconnaissance and FPV drones as well as ambush UAVs – those the Russians leave on standby along roads, waiting for targets.

The product, called Aero Trawl, does more than shoot down Russian UAVs – it enables their capture and transfer to Ukrainian intelligence.

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[–] 4 points 9 months ago

There's a similar niche of products that shoot nets down below. That way you can carry several charges but can't transport captured drones, unless you've got someone on the ground.

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