Ondas to Deliver Counter-Drone Solutions for Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Home Games
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Ondas Inc. has announced that its subsidiary Sentrycs will provide counter-drone protection for the Jacksonville Jaguars during the upcoming NFL season. This initiative marks the Jaguars as the first NFL team to implement a counter-UAS system aimed at enforcing Temporary Flight Restrictions under the SAFER SKIES Act. Trained law enforcement officers will operate the portable system to address the increasing concern of unauthorized drones at stadiums.
The significance of this deployment lies in the Jaguars' proactive approach to security, as stated by Bobby Lyle, the Jaguars’ Director of Events and Facilities Security. The Sentrycs Cyber-over-RF (CoRF) system is designed to detect and mitigate unauthorized drones without disrupting communications or posing risks to spectators. This move reflects a growing trend among sports franchises and event venues to enhance security measures against evolving drone threats.
Looking ahead, the Jaguars' contract with Ondas follows other notable deployments, including a project for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As the demand for effective counter-UAS systems increases, organizations responsible for public safety are expected to adopt similar technologies to ensure secure environments during large gatherings. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Ondas to Provide Counter-Drone Protection for Jacksonville Jaguars Home Games
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