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Killing drones for cents: World’s first 100 kW combat laser ready for deployment
The system, known as Iron Beam, completed operational testing in September and will become the world’s first combat-ready laser interceptor. The 100-kilowatt system is designed to destroy targets ...
The first operational high-power laser beam will be deployed this year, providing a cost-effective and rapid solution for ...
The fire control system for Lite Beam uses an electro-optical sensor to detect, identify and target hostile objects. The Lite Beam fire control is being used by other Israeli laser weapons, including ...
The Iron Beam is the most advanced, operational laser in the world, though England, the US, and others have relatively advanced lasers. In a historic breakthrough, the IDF on Wednesday announced that ...
One of the recent Aegis enhancements is the ability to direct the use of laser weapons against aircraft, missiles, drones or small boats. American naval weapons development officials are considering ...
Imagine a battlefield where missiles are intercepted mid-air with beams of light, drones are neutralized in seconds, and the cost of firing a weapon is measured in pennies rather than millions. This ...
Britain plans to equip Type 45 destroyers with DragonFire laser weapons by 2027, marking a first for Europe in shipborne ...
After announcing the delivery of the Iron Beam to the front lines on December 30th, there has been some news. The head of Research and Development at the Israeli Ministry of Defense announced that the ...
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia speculated that the real culprit behind the November 2018 wildfires in California may have been a Jewish laser beam from space. In a now-deleted Facebook ...
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Remember the German guy who built his own working laser gun? That was nothing. The US Navy successfully tested their version of a weaponized laser, which they used to set fire to a boat off the coast ...
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are required for all Class 3B and Class 4 lasers and laser systems (including imbedded lasers if hazards are accessible), and must be approved by the Laser Safety ...
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