ASIC has launched an investigation into the counter-drone group’s disclosures, six months after a botched contract announcement and a $67 million director sell-off.

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A surge on defence policy optimism quickly ran into a reality check for DroneShield Ltd (ASX:DRO, OTC:DRSHF) this week, with shares pulling back even as the company delivered strong quarterly growth.

The initiative is led by the Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) in partnership with Airspace Link’s AirHub Portal and ...

DroneShield’s new DroneGun MKIII was developed in response to military requests for a smaller and lighter counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) capability that can complement a primary weapon, the ...

DroneShield leads the counter-drone sector, targeting exponential revenue growth from A$58M in 2024 to A$2.5B by 2030. DRSHF's competitive edge lies in its AI-driven detection, vast drone signal ...

DroneShield (“DroneShield” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it has commenced the release of a major update across its global fleet of counter-drone (C-UAS) devices. The update applies to ...

DroneShield said Oct. 10 it is actively seeking a larger buyer or other investor for the startup company, which has crafted a portable rifle-style drone jammer that blocks video and forces the drone ...

DroneOptID utilises AI and is updated on a quarterly basis. It focuses on sensors such as thermal and electro-optical cameras. (DroneShield) The US government has awarded DroneShield a USD33 million ...