An interesting problem, how would you drop a relatively lightweight non lethal dumb object from a UA very precisely. How would it look if a rubber ball arrived from nowhere and knocked out the person stood next to you! We see a sports career in the future of this UAS. Another entry in the UAS Got Talent tab Right down at the bottom of the SBIR, the potential use is interesting considering the expected opening up of US airspace for Police UAS. Potential commercial applications might include, but are not limited to: crowd control for local law enforcement; border protection for Homeland Security; or temporary incapacitation of non violent criminals for local SWAT teams and/or law enforcement. The US Army Research, Development, and Engineering Command (RDECOM) is responsible for execution of the Army SBIR Program. Information on the Army SBIR Program can be found at the following Web site: https://www.armysbir.army.mil. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this effort is to develop a non-lethal warhead for use on miniature organic precision munitions. Non-lethal is defined as a warhead which is not deadly to the target personnel but is incapacitating for a period of time. The new warhead must be modular in nature, self contained […]
US Army researching rubber ball non lethal warhead for LMAMS.
US Army researching rubber ball non lethal warhead for LMAMS.
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