Georgia Tech students build anti-drone system designed to detect hidden threats

Two Georgia Tech students are betting on something new, turning an idea into a defense technology company with help from a university program designed to bring startups to life."This is the cradle. We live and die by this box," said Tejas Balaji, the company's co-founder.After years of dreaming and months of building, the hard work is beginning to pay off for Balaji and fellow Georgia Tech student Maxwell Hadaway. The two founded Sokol Technologies, a company developing anti-drone technology and