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Two individuals were prosecuted for illegally flying drones over Cincinnati Bengals' playoff game and the Reds' Opening Day, violating temporary flight restrictions. Both face up to one year in prison and $100,000 in fines.
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SectorsEvents & StadiumsStop drones, secure public eventsInfrastructure & EnergyDefend assets from aerial drone threatsBorder SecurityDetect, disable unauthorized border dronesAirportSecure airspace, prevent flight disruptionVIP ProtectionBlock surveillance, neutralize targeted dronesPrisonPrevent drops, control aerial breaches
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CompanySKYFEND Technology Co., Ltd., founded in 2020 and headquartered, is dedicated to advancing the frontiers of counter-UAS technologies for low, slow, and small（LSS） drones, with a strong focus on real-world application. Leveraging industry-leading proprietary technologies and a highly skilled research and development team, SKYFEND has successfully developed all-weather counter-drone systems tailored for a wide range of scenarios.
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2022.1Drone incursions disrupted NFL and NCAA games over two consecutive days at Seattle’s Lumen Field, raising significant concerns over event airspace security.
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2014.11The Washington Post reported multiple incidents of unauthorized drone flights over stadiums, triggering widespread public concerns over drone safety at major events.
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2024.9Flight operations at Tianjin Binhai International Airport were disrupted by drone activity, according to a disclosure by the airport’s marketing department on Weibo.
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2020.8An unauthorized drone hovered over Minneapolis’ Target Field during an MLB game between the Minnesota Twins and Pittsburgh Pirates, delaying the game for approximately 10 minutes. Players were temporarily evacuated before play resumed.
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2023.8During Seattle’s Seafair Weekend Festival, the U.S. Coast Guard and FAA detected and intercepted 16 unauthorized drones. Operators were warned about temporary flight restrictions.