I don’t suspect this type of vehicle to be a hard counter to fpv drones/small unmanned aerial attack, but I do expect it to be the natural evolution of close to medium range air defense for armored manuever, especially because nothing about the air defense capability of a Skyranger system mounted on a Lynx platform precludes it from being a good all around generalist armored fighting vehicle or at least easily reconfigurable to one.
The Skyranger turrets shoot programmable ammunition, meaning the rounds explode in front of the target, so shrapnell covers a larger area where the target may go. Should be good vs. any drones or really anything in the air that’s not just a lump of metal.
It also is a functionality that has been pursued purely for the utility of urban combat/clearing operations where detonating a round just past an an opening is the best way to quickly eliminate an enemy without having to take down the entire structure they are hiding in.
So… a heavy investment into these kinds of vehicles by Ukraine is unlikely to be a poor choice as there is little risk that even if these vehicles don’t turn out to be longterm useful for air defense that they will have been a wasted investment.
Probably also has the nice side effect of making missed shots less harmful, I assume the fragments have a lower terminal velocity and less damaging impact when they fall back to Earth.