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Ukraine’s new pocket-sized gadget turns Russian drones’ cameras against them

TechCrunch ·First reported 1h ago

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A Kyiv startup’s pocket-sized, 10-ounce receiver lets Ukrainian troops watch the video feeds of Russian drones, though Russian moves toward digital video and AI-guided drones that emit no signals could make the victory short-lived.

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