Canadian Defense Firm Raises Over $20 Million to Develop Counter-Drone Missiles
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The Canadian defense company "North Victor Dynamics" announced that it has raised more than US$20 million to develop missiles used to counter drones. These missiles are intended to bring down drones that pose a threat to facilities and forces in the air.
The company was founded in 2022 and works on developing modern air defense and missile defense technologies. It was established by a number of engineers and experts in this field, but the available information does not disclose all the details of the work team.
In recent years, the use of drones has grown in various fields, such as filming, transportation, and commerce. On the other hand, some parties use them for military purposes, which has made the need for effective means of defense against them greater than before.
The original report did not mention when production will begin or which entities will purchase these missiles. The company is expected to continue developing the product in the coming period and to provide additional information about its project once it completes its initial stages.
Sources: Defensehere
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