Smart Shooter
Israeli maker of SMASH fire-control sights and light remote weapon stations that help troops hit small drones.
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Smart Shooter, based at Kibbutz Yagur in northern Israel, develops fire-control systems for rifles and light weapons. Its SMASH sights use computer vision to recognize a target, lock on and track it, and release the shot only at the moment it will hit, so soldiers can engage moving ground and aerial targets, including small drones at up to about 250 meters, by day and night. The family includes the SMASH 2000L, SMASH Handheld and SMASH X4, which adds a four-power scope and a laser range finder.
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