Florence Parly tient son arme laser tueur de drones Dans la lutte anti-drones, le laser pourrait être tendance. La pépite française CILAS développe une arme laser anti-drones qui pourrait être prête pour les JO de Paris en 2024. Que la force soit avec la ministre des Armées. Michel Cabirol
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A quelques mois de la tenue d événements sportifs majeurs en France (Coupe du monde de rugby en 2023, puis Jeux Olympiques en 2024), la France accélère son dispositif en matière de lutte anti-drones. Des drones qui prolifèrent en France, dont le nombre est passé de 400.000 en 2017 à 2,5 millions aujourd hui, dont plus de 40.000 drones de plus de 800 grammes, selon le rapport sénatorial sur les drones dans les armées françaises. La lutte anti-drones est d ailleurs devenue en 2020 l une des priorités du ministère des Armées.
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Marines Drone-Killing Lasers Get Even More Powerful After Upgrades
The Marine Corps’ Compact Laser Weapon Systems have been upgraded with stronger beams to take out drones. The laser systems, which can be mounted to vehicles and used on land or aboard ships, have already been used overseas. (Boeing photo)
1 Apr 2021
The Marine Corps ground-based laser systems, which can be mounted to the tops of vehicles to take down drones, now have stronger beams to combat airborne threats.
The Corps has a new $2.5 million agreement with Boeing to service its Compact Laser Weapon System for the next five years. The system, which can be attached to combat vehicles, can be used on land or at sea.
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Boeing to showcase defence, security capabilities at IDEX
ABU DHABI, February 10, 2021 Boeing will exhibit its diverse range of defence products and services capabilities at the biennial International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) this year in Abu Dhabi. Held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE and Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, the show will take place from February 21to 25 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (Adnec). IDEX is the largest defence exhibition in the Middle East and North Africa, and is an ideal platform for Boeing and its subsidiaries, Insitu and Liquid Robotics, to highlight their key products and services that complement the region’s existing defense capabilities and support its security requirements, said a statement.