No contagion fears though am I right?

The Ukrainians have had some pretty good luck with drones vs the Russian navy.

Not a uav, but a drone none the less.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2022/11/20/the-ukrainian-navy-has-no-big-warships-its-winning-the-naval-war-anyway-with-drones/?sh=709a82be4fc5

Fair, but drones are way cheaper then basically every other weapon system that could take down a warship. It's not something insurmountable, but will certainly require an adaptation of tactics.

Sure, but human waves aren't very effective against boats, which is what we were talking about. Drones are also a pretty good force multiplier, so if a country doesn't want to, or doesn't have the manpower for human waves they may serve a role there.

What's the range on those things? How long do they need to hut each target to knock it out? Once someone figures those numbers out it's fairly easy to figure out the number of drones needed to swamp that particular defensive system

Iirc the backup cam has been mandated in new cars for a while, so this may be something they're required to do by the government

Like basically every tech company on the face of the planet? By that logic, Apple would be owned by China and India.

...hololens is a msft product. Unless I missed something they're an American company