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non-destructive
the target is netted and carried away. nothing falls.
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autonomous
given a target's position, the effector intercepts and returns on its own.
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supervised
a human stays in command and can intervene at any moment.
Product
one operator. the whole airspace.
from detection to safe capture, supervised end to end.
- detect an unauthorized drone is flagged.
- track its trajectory is estimated live.
- intercept the effector launches and closes in.
- capture the net secures it, intact.
- return it flies the target back to base.
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Ethics
defensive by design, and only defensive.
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never built to harm
DroGone captures hardware, never people.
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single, declared purpose
it cannot be repurposed beyond intercepting drones.
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Origin
it began as a focus project at ETH Zürich.
DroGone started as a focus project at ETH Zürich, developed at the Autonomous Systems Lab under Prof. Roland Siegwart. The aim: a non-destructive way to intercept rogue drones and retrieve them intact, so airspace over crowds like festivals and stadiums can be cleared without endangering people below.
