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Redmond, Oregon approved a $410,762, five-year financed Axon contract for six Skydio drones to replace its DJI fleet — a 3.5x price jump driven by the federal NDAA ban, not operational need.
Read the story →The Orlando Police Department went live June 17 with an 11-drone Skydio X10 Drone as First Responder network spanning nine rooftop docks from downtown to Lake Nona — the largest U.S. city operating a multi-dock Skydio DFR network — backed by a $6.83 million Axon contract approved in February.
Dedrone, now a division of Axon after a 2024 acquisition, has spent a decade building passive RF detection infrastructure deployed at military bases, airports, stadiums, and prisons across six G7 governments. Understanding where detection ends and the legal wall against mitigation begins is essential context for the C-UAS market.
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