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U.S. Army deploys cutting-edge $13M smart rifle scopes that automatically shoot down enemy drones in combat
The U.S. Army has awarded Israeli company Smart Shooter Ltd. a $13 million contract to supply its SMASH 2000L smart scopes to soldiers. These scopes, which utilize artificial intelligence, cameras, and sensors, are designed to detect and neutralize drone threats effectively. The SMASH 2000L can be mounted on standard-issue rifles and has been tested by NATO partners in combat zones. This contract is part of the Armys Transformation In Contact (TIC 2.0) program, aimed at equipping soldiers with advanced technology. The use of such technology is crucial in modern warfare, where drones are increasingly used for surveillance and attacks.
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Indian Special Forces uses SmartShooter's SMASH X4 sight
סמארט-שוטר תספק מאות מערכות SMASH ללחימה ברחפנים לצבא הבריטי
Israeli company SmartShooter has been awarded a contract by the British Ministry of Defense to supply its X4 SMASH fire control systems for use in combat drones. The initial contract is valued at £4.6 million ($6.4 million) for the delivery of 225 SMASH systems, with a potential total contract value of up to £20 million ($27.8 million) over five years. The SMASH systems will be installed on the British Armys SA80 A3 rifles for short-range combat. The X4 system allows for accurate shooting at extended ranges and can engage both moving and stationary targets on land and in the air.
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Israel's Smart Shooter wins US Army contract for anti-drone optics
Smart Shooter, an Israeli company, has won a contract to supply the U.S. Army with its Smash 2000L optics for rifles and small arms as part of a counter-UAS program. The system uses artificial intelligence, assisted vision, and advanced algorithms to ensure accurate targeting. The contract was awarded by the joint counter-UAS program office, and the system is also being evaluated by the U.S. Marine Corps. The U.S. Navy has also expressed interest in the system. Smart Shooter is developing additional capabilities for the U.S. Department of Defense and has subsidiaries in Europe and Australia.
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סטדיקופטר וסמארט-שוטר חשפו מסוק בלתי מאויש למשימות חיסול מדויקות - Techtime - חדשות אלקטרוניקה והייטק
Israeli companies Steadicopter and Smart Shooter have unveiled a new unmanned helicopter, the Golden Eagle, capable of precise elimination missions. The helicopter can fly at speeds of up to 125 km/h and target using Smart Shooters artificial intelligence guidance. Recently, Steadicopter won a naval tender to supply unmanned electric engine helicopters. The company estimates that it is the first fully electrically powered unmanned helicopter in the world. The use of an electric engine reduces the platforms weight and allows for the installation of heavy payloads and batteries. The electric helicopter has a carrying capacity of 30 kg, compared to only 5 kg for the equivalent model with an internal combustion engine.
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סמארט-שוטר ורובוטים חשפו רובוט קרבי אוטונומי - Techtime - חדשות אלקטרוניקה והייטק
סמארט-שוטר ורובוטים חשפו פיתוח משותף של רובוט קרבי אוטונומי המצויד בעמדת ירי וכוונת חכמה המבוססת AI. הרובוט מיועד לשימוש בתנאי שטח קשים ויכול להתביית אוטומטית על מטרות ברמת דיוק מקסימלית. הפיתרון מיועד לשימושים צבאיים ואורבניים ויכול לשמש גם כאמצעי יירוט טקטי. החברות יציגו את הפיתרון בתערוכה הצבאית Eurosatory 2022 בפריז.
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SMART SHOOTER reveals the SMASH Dragon drone system to provide precise target elimination
Marines are testing a new scope that 'locks on' target
The U.S. Marine Corps and Navy will test Smart Shooter Ltd.s SMASH Fire Control System, an advanced system that can be added to military rifles to defend against enemy drones. The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab and the Naval Surface Warfare Centers Crane Division will evaluate the systems ability to target, track, and eliminate small hostile drones. The SMASH 2000 systems will be provided to the Marines for testing, and the Army and U.S. Special Operations Command have also shown interest in the system. The SMASH system includes a mounted optic and pistol grip that allow for precise targeting and firing. The system has demonstrated an increased hit probability for small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) and can enhance the Navys ability to engage sUAS at the individual level.
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הפניקס שמה על הכוונת סטארט-אפ שפיתח כוונת ירי חדישה לנשק אישי
הפניקס, an insurance company, has invested $10 million in Smart Shooter, a start-up that has developed advanced shooting technology. This is the second investment by הפניקס in Smart Shooter, with the company increasing its investment this time. The estimated value of Smart Shooter is over $100 million. Other institutional bodies, including אלטשולר שחם and הכשרה ביטוח, have also joined the current funding round led by הפניקס.
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Dutch Army Tests Smart Shooter's SMASH Solution In The Austrian High Mountains - UASweekly.com
The Dutch Army has completed a successful two-day live-fire counter-drone trial using Smart Shooters SMASH Fire Control System. The trial took place in the Austrian High Mountains and involved hitting 67 drone targets with up to 3 shots each. The SMASH Fire Control System proved highly effective in harsh weather conditions and whether the drones were stationary or moving. The Dutch armed forces reported that the system significantly increases hit probabilities and can be used to protect strategic assets and in military operations abroad. Smart Shooters SMASH technology is a cost-effective solution that can be integrated onto any type of assault rifle and provides an effective defense against ground and airborne targets.
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Startup says it can make rifles smarter, deadlier - and safer
Smart Shooter, an Israeli startup, has developed an artificial intelligence-based shooting device that enhances the accuracy and effectiveness of rifles. The device, called the SMASH Fire Control System, uses camera, computer vision, and image processing technologies to provide soldiers with sniper-like abilities. It can track and lock onto targets, ensuring one shot-one hit capabilities at ranges of up to 300 meters. The technology has already been adopted by the IDF, US Special Forces, and the Indian Navy. Smart Shooter has experienced positive growth and has raised millions of dollars in funding from private and institutional investors. The company aims to revolutionize the military technology industry and educate conservative armies about the benefits of their product.
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India's Navy purchased Smart Shooter's smart sights to combat chinese drones - Israel Electronics News
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Israeli SMART SHOOTER to Supply Rifle-mounted Fire Control System to Indian Navy
The United States Navy has canceled its plans to hold an industry competition to build the military arm’s new large unmanned undersea vehicle. The program, nicknamed Snakehead, was in development for ten years. This decision has a growth-negative impact on the United States Navy.
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Dutch Army takes down drones with the Smart Shooter system
The Dutch Army successfully tested Smart Shooters SMASH Fire Control System to take down drones. The test involved soldiers from different branches and resulted in all drones being hit and downed in one shot. Smart Shooter also signed a deal with the Brazilian Strategic Defense Company Opto S&D to explore the use of SMASH products in the Brazilian Army and public safety. The SMASH system improves soldiers accuracy on the battlefield, with a first shot accuracy improvement of 60% for experienced shooters and 80% for trainees. Smart Shooters products come with Drone Mode and use cameras and algorithms to track and take down drones.
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https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/smart-shooter-develops-smash-hopper-to-be-mounted-on-armored-vehicles-643275
Israeli small arms manufacturer Smart Shooter has released a light remote-controlled weapon station called SMASH Hopper. The system can be mounted on an armored tactical vehicle and hit moving targets from over 300 meters away. It offers a one shot-one hit capability and can be used for various mission scenarios. The company aims to provide lightweight solutions that allow troops to hit targets with precision and avoid collateral damage. Smart Shooter has already manufactured thousands of SMASH 2000 systems for the IDF and US special forces. The SMASH Hopper is currently undergoing testing and development for remote-controlled vehicles.
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Smash Hopper integrated on Plasan Re'em armored Vehicle
Smart Shooter announces the successful testing of their Smash Hopper weapon system, mounted on an armored vehicle. The system demonstrated accuracy and lethality in hitting moving ground and air targets from over 300 meters away. Weighing 15 kg, the modular and rapidly deployable Light Remote-Controlled Weapon Station (LRCWS) is controlled by an operator from a safe distance or inside a protected vehicle. It is suitable for deployment on various lightweight manned and unmanned vehicles and platforms, with applications in force protection, border security, anti-drone, remote ambush, and low profile operations in urban environments.
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https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/smash-2000-the-israeli-technology-taking-down-gazan-drones-and-balloons-591778
Israeli company Smart Shooter has developed the SMASH 2000 fire control system, which has been deployed by the IDF along the Gaza border to neutralize drones and incendiary balloons. The system allows soldiers to hit moving targets accurately, turning every soldier into a sharpshooter. The SMASH 2000 gives troops a precision anti-drone system on their weapon, with built-in targeting algorithms that can track and hit high-speed drones flying at ranges of up to 120 meters with the first shot. The system has been in use by the IDF for several months and has been successful in countering the drone threat and incendiary balloons launched from Gaza. Smart Shooter is also preparing to work with customers such as the US Special Forces and European countries.
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