US EditionThe European Commission Praised the Czech System that Safely Captures Unauthorized Drones
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The European Commission praised the Czech system that safely captures unauthorized drones
Prague – The Czech robotic system Eagle.one, capable of safely capturing unauthorized drones in protected airspace using artificial intelligence, was highlighted by the European Commission in a report on the state of the union. The Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), which collaborated on the project with the company Fly4Future, informed about this in a press release today. “The project, presented in November 2024 and supported by the Eu…
Prague - The Czech robotic system Eagle.one, capable of using artificial intelligence to safely intercept unauthorized drones in protected airspace, was highlighted by the European Commission in its State of the Union report. The Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), which participated in the project together with the company Fly4Future, announced this in a press release today.
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