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Drone shows are becoming more popular as alternatives to fireworks at public events, but this trend raises new security concerns. Experts, including R2 Wireless CEO Cordell Bennigson, warn that the crowded airspace can complicate the detection of unauthorized drones. They emphasize the need for improved detection technologies and regulatory measures to address these challenges.
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Drone shows are becoming more popular as alternatives to fireworks at public events, but this trend raises new security concerns. Experts, including R2 Wireless CEO Cordell Bennigson, warn that the crowded airspace can complicate the detection of unauthorized drones. They emphasize the need for improved detection technologies and regulatory measures to address these challenges.
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