Don’t worry! They have ground-penetrating lidar for that. Specifically developed based on the US military’s experiences in Vietnam, where the Vietnamese used a lot of tunnel systems.
The expertise might be out there somewhere. The harder part is the equipment. If you’re talking hand tools, it’s going to be laborious and time consuming.
If a net can trick the lidar though, you could set up a wall of net with a small opening to run through, and hope to high heaven the drone gets stuck in the net.
The only way we can fight back is in tunnels. None of us know how to build tunnels.
Don’t worry! They have ground-penetrating lidar for that. Specifically developed based on the US military’s experiences in Vietnam, where the Vietnamese used a lot of tunnel systems.
The expertise might be out there somewhere. The harder part is the equipment. If you’re talking hand tools, it’s going to be laborious and time consuming.
If a net can trick the lidar though, you could set up a wall of net with a small opening to run through, and hope to high heaven the drone gets stuck in the net.
It would require some precise planning though.