Drone wars: new UAV interceptor billed as net-firing solution to rogue flying

New capture and removal system could help in disarming unmanned aerial vehicles carrying explosive payload, without causing them to crash

What happens when you have a drone flying where it shouldn't? You send a drone to capture a drone for a bit of mid-air "robotic falconry", of course.

Michigan Technological University's latest drone-catcher system deploys an octacopter armed with a gun that fires out a net to entrap and carry off rogue unmanned aerial vehicles flying where they shouldn't be.