Israeli defense firm Smartshooter has taken its SMASH fire control system beyond rifles, mounting it on heavy machine guns, vehicles, and remotely-operated platforms for the first time.
During Project VANAHEIM, the company fitted its SMASH 3000 optics to a heavy machine gun (HMG) and paired the SMASH HOPPER remote weapon station with a reconnaissance vehicle.
The new setup reportedly enabled Smartshooter to engage unmanned aerial systems (UAS) at ranges up to 400 meters (1,312 feet).
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