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Lego has increased its sales for 10 consecutive years, with 2015 another record year, putting it ahead of rival toymakers Hasbro and Mattel. It sold an estimated 72bn bricks during the year and produced 725m mini-figures. The bestselling item was Elsa’s Sparkling Ice Castle from Frozen, while a model of the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars was second. Lego’s traditional lines were also popular, including Lego City. Lego Star Wars mini-figures. John Goodwin, Lego’s executive vice-president and chief financial officer, said: “We have have achieved significant growth in sales every year for a decade now, and it is highly satisfactory that we can deliver yet another year of double-digit sales growth.” Lego said that new products also enjoyed a strong performance during the year, including Lego Dimensions, a video game tie-up with Warner Bros. The most popular categories were Lego City, Star Wars, Friends, Duplo and Ninjago. A recreation of the Star Wars Death Star at the Legoland resort in Windsor.
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The potential for drones to be used as weapons and for industrial espionage has led to a growing market for anti-drone devices.Many of these – called jammers – work by emitting radio frequencies that disrupt the remote control and GPS signal being used to fly the drone. This usually causes the drone to follow its 'lost link protocol', and make an immediate controlled vertical landing or fly back to its take-off point.One such device, the bazooka-style DroneGun from Sydney-based DroneShield was used by the Swiss police force as part of its security operations around the World Economic Forum in Davos last week.Mesmer meanwhile, allows users to “ultimately persuade the drone to listen to a new control system from other than the original pilot”, the product’s promotional material said. “It utilises unrivalled protocol manipulation technology, enabling it to take control of drones and land them safely in a defined exclusion zone. Our solution is superior to other technologies available in the market that jam or shoot drones down and pose significant risk for the personnel and infrastructure they are designed to protect,” added Department 13 CEO Jonathan Hunter.As the platform uses a library-based system of commercially available drones, it can only access and take over recognised types.
However, this library covers around 75 per cent of the commercial market and the company plans to increase this figure, Hunter told defensesystems.The use of GPS jammers is illegal in Australia – punishable by a fine of up to $270,000 and up to five years in prison if use endangers the safety of another person. Legislation around taking control of a drone is less explicit, however, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority said anyone operating a drone needed to comply with certain rules.“Among the general rules for drone operations are the requirement to see the aircraft with your own eyes. Any remote operation of a drone using this technology could therefore be in contravention of our drone regulations,” a spokesperson for the authority said.“There are also rules that prohibit hazardous operations, meaning that the unmanned aircraft cannot be operated in a way that creates a hazard to another aircraft, person or property. Items such as jammers may also be prohibited under this regulation.”