Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Trump Administration Launches Incubators to Counter Drone Terror
The Trump administration is starting special programs called incubators to help invent new ways to stop bad drones from hurting people.
They want private companies to work together and make better weapons and defenses.
One company, Space Eyes, has a new system called Morpheus that can spot and stop drones very fast.
A government official, Dr. Sebastian Gorka, said the program will help the U.S. build its own drones instead of buying them from other countries.
A congressman, Rep.
Glenn Grothman, said the defense budget needs to be used for the right things and that local governments might need drones for safety.
The FBI stopped a plan to use drones to attack a big event at the White House.
This shows how serious the government is about keeping people safe from drone attacks.
The new incubators will bring together scientists, engineers, and companies to make the U.S. safer.
The goal is to stay ahead of criminals who use cheap drones for bad things.
Trump admin is creating incubators to develop tech against drone attacks.
Dr. Sebastian Gorka says the incubator will foster private sector solutions.
Space Eyes' Morpheus C‑UAS uses AI and quantum‑resistant tech to neutralize drones.
Rep. Glenn Grothman urges increased defense funding and local drone assets.
FBI thwarted a plot to attack a White House event with explosive drones.
- Who
- Trump administration, Dr. Sebastian Gorka, Derek Gordon, Rep. Glenn Grothman
- What
- Creating incubators to develop technology that counters drone terror attacks
- When
- Sunday (date unspecified)
- Where
- United States
- Why
- To protect the country from drone-based threats and improve defense readiness
- Incubator program
- Trump administration
- Key technology
- Space Eyes Morpheus C‑UAS
- Target threat
- Unmanned aerial vehicles (drones)
- Funding focus
- Defense Department
- Notable incident
- FBI thwarted UFC Freedom 250 drone plot