DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld C-UAV system was tested by the US Army in September. (DroneShield)

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (C-UAV) system has undergone an evaluation at the US Army's Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona to gather feedback that will be used to improve the technology in the coming months, the company told Janes .

DroneGun MKIII is a 2 kg pistol that can neutralise individual platforms or swarms of drones in various domains using a radio frequency (RF) disruption approach.

The evaluation took place over the course of a week in late September and was organised by the army's Joint Counter-UAS Office (JCO).

The trials involved “various scenarios the [US] army had scripted for benchmarking the systems in a real-world environment with real-world test cases”, said Matt McCrann, the company's vice-president of sales.

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld C-UAV system was tested by the US Army in September. (DroneShield)

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (C-UAV) system has undergone an evaluation at the US Army's Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona to gather feedback that will be used to improve the technology in the coming months, the company told Janes .

DroneGun MKIII is a 2 kg pistol that can neutralise individual platforms or swarms of drones in various domains using a radio frequency (RF) disruption approach.

The evaluation took place over the course of a week in late September and was organised by the army's Joint Counter-UAS Office (JCO).

The trials involved “various scenarios the [US] army had scripted for benchmarking the systems in a real-world environment with real-world test cases”, said Matt McCrann, the company's vice-president of sales.

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld C-UAV system was tested by the US Army in September. (DroneShield)

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (C-UAV) system has undergone an evaluation at the US Army's Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona to gather feedback that will be used to improve the technology in the coming months, the company told Janes .

DroneGun MKIII is a 2 kg pistol that can neutralise individual platforms or swarms of drones in various domains using a radio frequency (RF) disruption approach.

The evaluation took place over the course of a week in late September and was organised by the army's Joint Counter-UAS Office (JCO).

The trials involved “various scenarios the [US] army had scripted for benchmarking the systems in a real-world environment with real-world test cases”, said Matt McCrann, the company's vice-president of sales.

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld C-UAV system was tested by the US Army in September. (DroneShield)

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (C-UAV) system has undergone an evaluation at the US Army's Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona to gather feedback that will be used to improve the technology in the coming months, the company told Janes .

DroneGun MKIII is a 2 kg pistol that can neutralise individual platforms or swarms of drones in various domains using a radio frequency (RF) disruption approach.

The evaluation took place over the course of a week in late September and was organised by the army's Joint Counter-UAS Office (JCO).

The trials involved “various scenarios the [US] army had scripted for benchmarking the systems in a real-world environment with real-world test cases”, said Matt McCrann, the company's vice-president of sales.

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld C-UAV system was tested by the US Army in September. (DroneShield)

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (C-UAV) system has undergone an evaluation at the US Army's Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona to gather feedback that will be used to improve the technology in the coming months, the company told Janes .

DroneGun MKIII is a 2 kg pistol that can neutralise individual platforms or swarms of drones in various domains using a radio frequency (RF) disruption approach.

The evaluation took place over the course of a week in late September and was organised by the army's Joint Counter-UAS Office (JCO).

The trials involved “various scenarios the [US] army had scripted for benchmarking the systems in a real-world environment with real-world test cases”, said Matt McCrann, the company's vice-president of sales.

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld C-UAV system was tested by the US Army in September. (DroneShield)

DroneShield's DroneGun MKIII handheld counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (C-UAV) system has undergone an evaluation at the US Army's Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona to gather feedback that will be used to improve the technology in the coming months, the company told Janes .

DroneGun MKIII is a 2 kg pistol that can neutralise individual platforms or swarms of drones in various domains using a radio frequency (RF) disruption approach.

The evaluation took place over the course of a week in late September and was organised by the army's Joint Counter-UAS Office (JCO).

The trials involved “various scenarios the [US] army had scripted for benchmarking the systems in a real-world environment with real-world test cases”, said Matt McCrann, the company's vice-president of sales.