Combined with Flock Cameras, shutting down your bank accounts, smart meters that can shut down your electricity, cars that can be remotely controlled, attempts to restrict your God Given Rights and who knows what else, and we the people footing the bill!
Good crowd control tool if the person is wearing light weight clothing, isn't moving around and there aren't others standing closely next to them.
The problem is that tasers can be defeated by thick fabrics, like a heavy denim or leather jacket. The drone fired taser has two needle-like probe ends. Both have to reach the skin to deliver the voltage. If one of the pair doesn't make contact, then no electricity. The ultimate armor is wearing clothing that is made with carbon fibers. That can disperse the electricity and render it useless.
The ultimate protection against a flying taser is to simply carry a $2 plastic see-through umbrella. If the drone is flying, then open the umbrella and keep it between yourself and the drone. A $2 disposable umbrella beats a $20,000 drone.
The problem is that tasers can be defeated by thick fabrics, like a heavy denim or leather jacket.
Or a moderate dose of Narcotics or Alcohol. Seen addicts and alcoholics walk off tasers with startling regularity. One dude looked like a human pin-cushion he had so many prongs sticking out of him.
A Taser has probably a 50/50 shot of being effective. As Heavy Clothing, Drugs, or Alcohol can change whether it gets a connection and whether it works supposing you do get a solid connection.
That’s supposing you can even hit the target in the first place. And judging by what I can find online the Drones they’re using for the proposed project are fairly tiny ones. Which means the battery life will be limited and you’ll likely only get shot. Before needing to reload the system. Which renders its value in general painfully limited.
That and at this stage in of the game any retard with a 3D printer can make systems far more effective and readily adaptable to any drone on the market. Many of which have gotten ample field testing in Ukraine. It’s like a laser pointer. You’re distracted by the overpriced popgun while the real work happens elsewhere.
Combined with Flock Cameras, shutting down your bank accounts, smart meters that can shut down your electricity, cars that can be remotely controlled, attempts to restrict your God Given Rights and who knows what else, and we the people footing the bill!
Mo sharks with laser beams in their heads yet?
Sounds like an awesome remake for Sharknado!
Good crowd control tool if the person is wearing light weight clothing, isn't moving around and there aren't others standing closely next to them.
The problem is that tasers can be defeated by thick fabrics, like a heavy denim or leather jacket. The drone fired taser has two needle-like probe ends. Both have to reach the skin to deliver the voltage. If one of the pair doesn't make contact, then no electricity. The ultimate armor is wearing clothing that is made with carbon fibers. That can disperse the electricity and render it useless.
The ultimate protection against a flying taser is to simply carry a $2 plastic see-through umbrella. If the drone is flying, then open the umbrella and keep it between yourself and the drone. A $2 disposable umbrella beats a $20,000 drone.
Or a moderate dose of Narcotics or Alcohol. Seen addicts and alcoholics walk off tasers with startling regularity. One dude looked like a human pin-cushion he had so many prongs sticking out of him.
Clothing manufacturers enter the chat:
https://youtu.be/EzrcbJ4gmAE?is=k7unoTuosxg3n_dO
A Taser has probably a 50/50 shot of being effective. As Heavy Clothing, Drugs, or Alcohol can change whether it gets a connection and whether it works supposing you do get a solid connection.
That’s supposing you can even hit the target in the first place. And judging by what I can find online the Drones they’re using for the proposed project are fairly tiny ones. Which means the battery life will be limited and you’ll likely only get shot. Before needing to reload the system. Which renders its value in general painfully limited.
That and at this stage in of the game any retard with a 3D printer can make systems far more effective and readily adaptable to any drone on the market. Many of which have gotten ample field testing in Ukraine. It’s like a laser pointer. You’re distracted by the overpriced popgun while the real work happens elsewhere.
ICE could use a bunch of those.