Tag: remote weapon station
Norwegian Protectors for Slovenian Armored Vehicles (AMVs)
Slovenia will field Kongsberg's Protector RWS on its 8x8 AMVs Kongsberg Defense from Norway will supply Slovenia with M151 Protector Remote Weapon Stations (RWS) to...
Tethered, Remotely Controlled Sensors to Improve Force Protection
During the Urgent Operational Requirement (UOR) Equipment Demonstration held in the UK last month, the Ministry of Defense displayed some of the latest types...
IDF Displays New Robotic & Remotely Controlled Systems
Israel's IDF & Military Industries 60 years exhibition included a number of robotic and remotely controlled systems. Some systems are already operational, such as...
Unmanned turrets & Remotely Controlled weapon stations
Remotely operated weapon stations are becoming standard issue with almost all new armored vehicles. At Eurosatory 2008, many of the well established RWS systems...
Israeli Infantry Battalions to Improve Fire Support
The Israeli Army is planning to complete the fielding of CARDOM mortar systems and remotely controlled weapon stations, equipping the regular infantry brigades and...
Remote Weapon Systems at the Modern Day Marine Expo
Remotely Controlled Weapons are becoming integral element in modern combat platforms - not only on armored vehicles, but also on tanks, aircraft, and naval...
Armored Vehicle’s Systems at DSEi 07
Armored vehicles at DSEi 07: Saab introduced its latest remotely controlled weapon station called 'Trackfire', being developed with private funding since 2004. Sofar only two...
ARX20 Remotely Controlled Weapon Station
The ARX20 remotely controlled weapon station (RWS) developed and built by Nexter mounts the 20mm 10M621 automatic gun and fires 20x102 NATO ammunition at...
Weaponizing Unmanned Combat Helicopters
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Developers of VTOL UAVS are looking beyond 2.75" rockets, designing their vertiflight platforms as flying remotely controlled weapon stations. The...
Remotely Operated Weapon stations at AUSA 06
While armed robotics still belong to the future, remotely controlled weapon stations are already saving lives in the combat zone, limiting warfighter's exposure to...
Unmanned turrets at the 2006 Eurosatory Exhibition
Elbit Systems displayed its dual-axis stabilized 30 mm cannon, recently selected by Belgium for its new MOWAG Piranha Armored Infantry Vehicle (AFV). A similar...
Remotely Controlled Weapon Stations at the 2006 Eurosatory Exhibition
Remotely controlled sensors and weapon stations form another facet of unmanned systems, enabling soldiers to operate their weapons from a safe distance or behind...
SWARM Remotely Controlled Weapon Station
SWARM multi-weapon station produced by Thales is the latest remotely weapon system to enter service with tracked vehicles of the British Army. Weighing 125kg,...
TOUTATIS Remotely Controlled Turret System
GIAT is developing the TOUTATIS 40mm remotely-controlled turret demonstrator designed for integration in current or future combat vehicles (EBRC and FRES are currently considered...
