Quite an interesting find. Commercialization of the work of applied physicist John Santarius of University of Wisconsin-Madison. Their system is similar sounding to IED detection technology that u/Revodude evidently promoted to the military years ago, but did not get much uptake (to his frustration).
Real close. My neutron source was more powerful (a lot) and the drone was bigger (and was bullet resistant). A key part is the software to analyze the return signals. Challenging then (we had it), but easy now. Could have saved a lot of lives and limbs. We also came up with a way of remote detonating the blasting caps they were using for the big ones. But they gave big bucks to Lockheed for something that didn’t work and couldn’t be used on Afghan roads.
This Red Rover?
https://www.cmdworldwide.com/work
Quite an interesting find. Commercialization of the work of applied physicist John Santarius of University of Wisconsin-Madison. Their system is similar sounding to IED detection technology that u/Revodude evidently promoted to the military years ago, but did not get much uptake (to his frustration).
Real close. My neutron source was more powerful (a lot) and the drone was bigger (and was bullet resistant). A key part is the software to analyze the return signals. Challenging then (we had it), but easy now. Could have saved a lot of lives and limbs. We also came up with a way of remote detonating the blasting caps they were using for the big ones. But they gave big bucks to Lockheed for something that didn’t work and couldn’t be used on Afghan roads.
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In English, for us kids in the back?
“Safe, remote bomb detection and detonation”?