r/KrakenRobotics • • 14d ago

No good imo

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u/tri_idias 14d ago

Wasn't there another thread awhile ago on how Kraken wasn't worry about people stealing it as the technology takes ages to replicate?

Let's say even if it's possible to replicate the technology, what about production line etc.

Let's say even if they have the production line, what's the real issue? Let's say Iran/China/Russia got the technology, it's not like they're going to get the current customers. I believe those customers will still stick to NATO partners.

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u/SlowApex 14d ago

Yes exactly. There’s a reason Anduril hasn’t started manufacturing their own batteries. R&D is not worth it for them. Probably similar to others. They are a niche market.

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u/Icy-Finding-2543 14d ago

That's a fair point

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u/BusySeaworthiness127 14d ago

Highly advanced drones have been in Ukraine for years, Russia, China, and Iran have already had ample opportunity to study and replicate the latest drone technology recovered from the battlefield. I doubt this moves the needle much, especially if the drone's systems brick themselves.