Base Molecular Resonance Technologies is pushing a new detection method that could change how militaries track explosive-carrying drones.
The company said its Base Molecular Resonance (BMR) system works by exciting and detecting the unique molecular signatures of specific materials and compounds, enabling it to identify explosive substances carried on unmanned aerial platforms.
Instead of relying on external signals or drone emissions, the tech is designed to identify what the payload is actually made of.
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