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US Army fields first combat-capable laser weapon prototype

16 点作者 sahin将近 4 年前

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squarefoot将近 4 年前
&gt; With their practically unlimited ammunition costing about a dollar a round ...<p>I imagine this refers to the low cost of the energy required to operate the laser. It may seem a stupid question, but it had me going like &quot;huh? a round of what?&quot; for a few seconds.<p>On a more serious note, I hope they employ the technology necessary to use it with extreme care even in case of real war scenarios: if it aims at something, and misses, it&#x27;s not a missile whose safety can neutralize it before hitting say a civilian aircraft flying kilometers from there in the same line of sight.
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sam_goody将近 4 年前
The U.S. and Israel jointly developed the &quot;Iron Dome&quot; missile interception system. It has saved lives, but if the barrage of incoming missiles is large enough, there is no way to get them all.<p>For the sake of anyone who lives under threat of missiles raining down on them at any given time - I hope they get this tow work. Lasers can be ground mounted, and provide a much better cover, if the mechanics could be solved.
qchris将近 4 年前
&gt; During the exercise, the soldiers recommended replacing the standard controller with commercial gaming controllers.<p>This is almost hilarious, but considering that I have personally and professionally flown drones with controllers that are either designed to feel like or actually game controllers (I think the Logitech F310?), I can totally believe that the operators recommended it for this armored laser truck.
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