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Mercedes-Benz to Build Anti-Drone Vehicles with German Startup
Mercedes-Benz will collaborate with Tytan Technologies on mobile anti-drone systems mounted on G-Class and Sprinter vehicles. The partnership follows similar defense work by other European automakers.
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Mercedes-Benz will partner with German startup Tytan Technologies to develop anti-drone vehicles based on the G-Class and Sprinter models. The systems are intended to detect and disable small drones in flight. Production details and delivery timelines were not disclosed.
Renault has developed military drones, and Volkswagen has supplied components for missile defense systems. The companies have previously shifted production toward military equipment during past conflicts.
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