Russian military personnel have begun using the new "Force" shotgun drone to intercept fixed-wing drones. This was reported by the developer, Drone Force.
The device is capable of making two full shotgun blasts. Artificial intelligence assists the operator, allowing the weapon to automatically aim at the target in the air.
Drone Force noted that the modernized "Force" shotgun drone has shown high efficiency as an interceptor. The shotgun drone is already in mass production.
Previously, the company announced the development of a reconnaissance version of the 15-inch "Force" drone with proprietary software and shifted control frequencies. The device is distinguished by resistance to electronic warfare.