Israeli startup unveils laser system it says can kill drones in seconds
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Esh-Tech has unveiled a groundbreaking energy system that promises to revolutionize the industry, according to CEO Erex Riahi. The new system, which operates on just 4kWh, is designed to be compact and can be easily connected to vehicles. Riahi emphasized that this innovative technology is priced three to four times lower than existing laser or microwave systems, making it a more accessible option for consumers. The announcement marks a significant advancement in energy solutions, with potential implications for both personal and commercial use.
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Israeli startup unveils laser system it says can kill drones in seconds
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