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Epirus Leonidas
Epirus Leonidas is a short-range, solid-state high-power microwave weapon designed to disable groups and swarms of uncrewed aircraft through one-to-many electronic attack.
Epirus announced an Oct. 13 research agreement with the Army's Ground Vehicle Systems Center to put Leonidas on vehicles. The Army told Congress it plans no more fixed-site buys.
Epirus Leonidas is a short-range, solid-state high-power microwave weapon designed to disable groups and swarms of uncrewed aircraft through one-to-many electronic attack.
Investors bet $3.4 billion on Monday that cheap interceptor missiles win the counter-drone war. The same week, the Pentagon capped what it will pay for them and funded two rival ways of killing drones.