E.M.P Drone

Intro

I have designed this drone and the EMP is also designed by me for military purposes in which the drone can shoot electromagnetic pulse whose inert voltage is 1000 kV or one million volts, and it can be used to disperse the planted bombs and protect our military force if someone is running using the vehicle, we just have to fly this drone over that car or truck and this drone can emit electromagnetic pulse and break all the circuits inside the vehicle and so that vehicle can be stopped. Also, if we use this drone in suspicious areas where bombs can be planted, the EMP dispenses or disposes all the bombs easily within minutes and hence this project will contribute a lot to our Indian Army. For more information please visit to my full Documentation.

Functioning

This drone can generate up to 100 kV which equals one 1,00,000 volts and can be used to destroy all kinds of active electrical circuits making it especially useful during armed conflicts or confrontations. Electromagnetic pulses have not been used for military purposes by any other country which marks our product as the first and gives us the first-mover advantage. For more information please visit to my full Documentation.

Advantage of E.M.P Drone

● Can destroy bombs without even touching them

● Extremely cost-effective

● Can destroy any electrical devices under its range

● Can destroy other drones too

● Have GPS and telemetry for accuracy and surveillance

● Can work in any conditions

● Immune to any drone defense systems

Conclusion

In the end, we came to the conclusion that if we have a drone that is able to destroy bombs and army equipment, then it is too much helpful to our country and society both. if this project got a well-deserved opportunity, then it’s a revolutionary project for India and the whole defense sector.

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