Droneshield's DroneGun Products Assigned NATO Stock Numbers
Droneshield Limited (ASX: DRO), an Australian company focused on providing artificial intelligence-based platforms for protection against advanced threats such as drones and autonomous systems, has been assigned NATO stock numbers (NSNs) for two of its flagship products: the DroneGun MKII and the DroneGun Tactical. The NSNs are 13-digit numeric codes that identify all standardised material items of supply recognised by all NATO countries.
The DroneGun MKII NSN is 5865-66-164-5197, and the DroneGun Tactical NSN is 5865-66-165-01372. With the NSNs, the 30 affiliated NATO countries can now purchase the DroneGun products through their military procurement channels and other government agencies, streamlining the procurement process and reducing delivery lead times.
DroneGun products are portable radio frequency jamming devices shaped like rifles that can disrupt drone communications and force them to land or return to their operators. The products can also locate the drone operators' positions and interfere with other electronic devices in the vicinity. With a range of up to 2 kilometres, the products can operate in various environments and scenarios.
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Droneshield's CEO, Oleg Vornik, stated that the NSNs were a significant recognition of the company's products by NATO, showcasing their quality and effectiveness. He also enthused that the NSNs would open up a vast market opportunity for the company and augment its competitive edge in the global counterdrone industry.
Droneshield's customers include military, intelligence community, government, law enforcement, critical infrastructure, and airports worldwide. The company has operations in Sydney (Australia), Virginia (USA), and London (UK).
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