When Terma A/S began selling technology to protect critical infrastructure more than a decade ago, its clients were mostly airports, ports, and power facilities in the Middle East. Today, Denmark’s largest defense company is fielding inquiries from embassies and even museums as demand for counter-drone systems surges.
When Terma A/S began selling technology to protect critical infrastructure more than a decade ago, its clients were mostly airports, ports, and power facilities in the Middle East. Today, Denmark’s largest defense company is fielding inquiries from embassies and even museums as demand for counter-drone systems surges.
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