Good thing author doesn't need to worry about their next meal, and has time to write such bullshit.
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Good thing author doesn't need to worry about their next meal, and has time to write such bullshit.
Still waiting on that.
https://www.nytimes.com/1988/09/10/business/patents-ultrason...
https://www.autoblog.com/2013/12/17/mclaren-ultrasonic-winds...
I agree with you that this is a high touch attack, a kind of "drone 9/11", versus other low hanging fruits like dropping drones on peoples head.
No amount of jamming helps you here, this is radio control off, GPS off, entirely visual "guided missile" approach.
And this approach scales, with 20 drones, 2 drones assigned to each engine, you can engage 5 taking off planes in a row off a busy airport. And you can pick the direction which will make the planes crash in the nearby city.
With a "hire people to do stuff for bitcoin" project (there are several) you can prepare this in a bunch of countries (you just tell them you need some drones setup for an aerial shooting/light show or something).
The future is scary.