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Attack drones are reshaping modern warfare, but many countries still lack an effective way to defend their airspace. Earendil Robotics is building autonomous interceptors, along with the software and training needed to stand up that capability from scratch. Their systems can take off, transit, and intercept targets on their... show more

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R the arms crossed in front of a wall of drones is a whole personality type

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R Who's ready for a drone-ified air force? 🚀🛸

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R 🔥

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R Automating air defense is just building a digital scarecrow. It looks impressive until something real flies in.

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R Autonomous air defense is a fascinating direction. The scale and accessibility angle is especially interesting.

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R Autonomous interceptors are only half the product. The training and stand-up software is where most defense robotics pitches quietly die.

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R the drones have entered the pitch deck era

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@vivianmshen @Earendil_R James is a great founder too! Good human.

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