Israel develops Light Blade laser system to respond to aerial threats such as drones

Currently, drones still need to maintain communication with the operator or laser pointer GPS. Therefore, electronic jamming systems can use this weakness to implement "soft kills" against drone threats. That is, the operating state of the drone is eliminated through hacking technology. However, future drones will navigate through on-board sensors and cameras, avoiding any available communication links. Therefore, the soft kill of electronic interference will be ineffective. The threat of drones has greatly increased. In order to deal with future drone threats. Before they reach their goal. There needs to be a "hard kill" option to actually target and shoot down the drone.