Abstract: The present disclosure primarily relates to interceptor unmanned aerial systems and methods for countering Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), although the inventions disclosed herein are useful for capture of any aerial object. The system utilizes a rigid effector frame, an effector attached directly to the frame, and at least two propulsion elements connected to the effector frame, and is configured to intercept and disable threat UAS. The disclosed systems can be oriented to any virtually any angle to maximize the chances of intercept.

Abstract: The present disclosure primarily relates to interceptor unmanned aerial systems and methods for countering Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), although the inventions disclosed herein are useful for capture of any aerial object. The system utilizes a rigid effector frame, an effector attached directly to the frame, and at least two propulsion elements connected to the effector frame, and is configured to intercept and disable threat UAS. The disclosed systems can be oriented to any virtually any angle to maximize the chances of intercept.

Abstract: A tethered airboarding system includes an a lifting board an attachment point for a tether line, and a wind generating device. An improved lifting board includes a universal binding connector comprising a removable panel reversibly secured to a receiving element and a binding attached to the removable panel for securely attaching an operator onto the lifting board.

Abstract: The present disclosure primarily relates to interceptor unmanned aerial systems and methods for countering Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), although the inventions disclosed herein are useful for capture of any aerial object. The system utilizes a rigid effector frame, an effector attached directly to the frame, and at least two propulsion elements connected to the effector frame, and is configured to intercept and disable threat UAS. The disclosed systems can be oriented to any virtually any angle to maximize the chances of intercept.

Abstract: A system for airboarding and performing stunts behind an aircraft includes a lifting board, a handle, and a tow rope connected to the board and handle. The lifting board may include landing gear, a binding for securing an operator to the board, tail sections for stabilizing the board during flight, and ailerons for facilitating turns and rolls. The system may include a control system integrated into the handle and board that improves the operator's ability to control the board.

Abstract: A system for airboarding and performing stunts behind an aircraft includes a lifting board, a handle, and a tow rope connected to the board and handle. The lifting board may include landing gear, a binding for securing an operator to the board, tail sections for stabilizing the board during flight, and ailerons for facilitating turns and rolls. The system may include a control system integrated into the handle and board that improves the operator's ability to control the board.