DroneDefender / A³O

DD-NetGun — Net Launcher for Direct Interception

Physical capture of a drone by net — the response tool for sites where jamming is prohibited or unsafe: near airports, in cities, at private residences. Operator-authorized, fully logged, evidence preserved.

Operator Console Threat Track

Overview

Capture, don't jam.

DD-NetGun physically intercepts a drone with a launched net. It emits no RF energy, so it can be used where electronic warfare is illegal or dangerous — including airport protection zones. The captured drone comes down largely intact, preserving it as evidence for police and legal action. Launch is always operator-in-the-loop: the A3O platform runs the authorize → approve → execute chain and records every step in a tamper-evident log.

✓ Direct physical interception by net
✓ RF-silent: usable where jamming is prohibited (airports, urban)
✓ Operator-authorized: authorize → approve → execute, fully logged
✓ Captured drone preserved as evidence
✓ Fixed post or mobile mounting
✓ Integrated into the A3O detection-to-response cascade

Key characteristics

Qualitative summary — detailed datasheet on request.

EngagementNet capture of the target drone
EmissionsNone — RF-silent response
ControlOperator-in-the-loop authorization via A3O
MountingFixed post / tripod / mobile
EvidenceCaptured airframe + full action log + incident report
IntegrationCued by DD-6 / DD-12, acoustic and optical layers

Authorized use

Response under policy and law.

Active response depends on national legislation, site permits and safety policy. DroneDefender provides the control workflow, authorization logic and evidence recording; deployment of DD-NetGun is scoped per site and jurisdiction. Request a consultation below.

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