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The Israel Defense Forces employed the technology to shoot down incendiary devices sent over the border by terrorist operatives in Gaza.

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The U.S. Navy is working on a new, non-lethal device that could weaponize one’s own voice against oneself. That’s the most dramatic reading of a new patent, which was approved at the end of last month, for a device called an Acoustic Hailing and Disruption System, or AHAD for short.

Photo courtesy Hydronalix Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) and Hydronalix, Inc. of Green Valley, AZ, signed a Cooperative Research And Development Agreement (CRADA) entitled AISUM Prize Challenge Hardware Support.  Agreement number: NCRADA-NSWCCD-21-419.   NSWC Crane is hosting an Artificial Intelligence for Small Unit Maneuver (AISUM) Prize Challenge with contestants from industry and academia. With the strategic goals of developing software that can be supported by a variety of hardware, non-proprietary robotic autonomy baseline component architecture and software...

autoevolution 31 May 2021, 15:13 UTC · by We don’t often think about the Navy ships’ sonar capabilities, because they aren’t as flashy as missiles or other types of weapons, but they are an essential part of a ship’s undersea warfare combat system. And a current research project is working on bringing them up to speed with today’s technology. 1 photo More than a few nations are building up their naval forces these days and, just like space and the space race, there’s open access to the ocean and more possible threats that can’t be ignored. Added to that, acoustic technolo...