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BANG: Israel's Meprolight Unveils the Future of Gun Sights - Vimarsana News

BANG: Israel's Meprolight Unveils the Future of Gun Sights

BANG: Israel’s Meprolight Unveils the Future of Gun Sights The Mepro 02, a is a red dot sight, featuring multi-pattern reticle for optimal tactical advantage for armed forces and law enforcement. Special forces and militaries around the world need the best sights to put on their rifles. The modern battlefield is also seeing advances in technology. Infantry and ground forces, including the kit individual soldiers have, has often lagged behind the fancy gadgets that air forces and other units may get. Meprolight, an Israeli company that is part of the SK Group, has unveiled its new Mepro 02,...

The U.S. Army Eyes Israel's Fire Weaver Sensor-to-Shooter System - Vimarsana News

The U.S. Army Eyes Israel's Fire Weaver Sensor-to-Shooter System

The U.S. Army Eyes Israel’s Fire Weaver Sensor-to-Shooter System If bought, this weapon would join a host of other high-tech Israeli systems being used by the U.S. military. The U.S. Army got to take a look at Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Fire Weaver, an advanced sensor-to-shooter system. It is part of Rafael’s unique technology that is supposed to improve the new digital battlefield by incorporating the latest artificial intelligence to help armies make better decisions. It also uses 3D terrain data.  The U.S. Army checked out the system as part of an operational assessment at the Ar...

Support: USAF Astromech - Vimarsana News

Support: USAF Astromech

 January 26, 2021: At the end of 2020 the U.S. Air Force successfully tested Artu, a new software system for managing sensors on a U-2 reconnaissance aircraft that acts like the “weapons officer” or GIB (Guy In the Back) that became common during the 1960s to handle sensors and weapons system while the pilot concentrated on flying the plane. Over the decades the software available to the GIB, or just the pilot in single seat aircraft like the F-117, became more capable and able to operate without much human intervention at all. The term Artu is a pla...