What are Some Futuristic Weapons?

A large number of intelligent weapons will appear on the battlefield in the future. They integrate photoelectric sensing, high-speed processing, and artificial intelligence. They have similar memory, analysis, and comprehensive capabilities as human beings. They can adapt to changes in the battlefield environment and targets and respond quickly .

Future weapon

(Smart weapon)

A large number of intelligent weapons will appear on the battlefield in the future. They integrate photoelectric sensing, high-speed processing, and artificial intelligence. They have similar memory, analysis, and comprehensive capabilities as human beings. They can adapt to changes in the battlefield environment and targets and respond quickly .

Field test: currently being studied

Russia used laser high-energy weapons to kill an armed gangster in the Chechen war, rescued the hijacked female journalist with a grenade, and pioneered the use of laser weapons in actual combat. Limitations: Powerful high-energy weapons require sufficient fuel or power supply, and they are bulky.

The situation of various local wars is intricate and complicated. It only needs to disperse the crowded people without causing harm to people. As a result, non-lethal disabling weapons came into being. This 3 millimeter radiation beam is just the largest amount of microwave that human skin can absorb, and a person will have a strong pain within 5 seconds after being hit. Metal embrittlement will make the metal parts of various weapons and equipment brittle and deteriorate and become unusable; a "cold-ray" pistol can emit a beam of cold-light particles similar to ultraviolet rays. After the attack, the muscles become out of control and become rigid.

Limitations: If people fail to escape the attack of this weapon in time, it is likely to cause serious injury.

The main attack target of information warfare is the enemy's communication network and computer system, interfering with the combat command, weapon control system, or directly destroying the computer hardware, etc., causing the enemy's network system to be completely paralyzed. During the Gulf War, the US military used the Tomahawk cruise missile test to install microwave generators inside the missile to interfere with and destroy the Iraqi army's C3I system. Limitations: A country's greater reliance on computers and communication networks will also make them a potential threat to information warfare.

Nuclear weapons, also known as atomic weapons, are the most destructive and lethal weapons in the world, and they are also the terminal weapons for military strikes. In many countries, a ballistic missile can carry one or more nuclear warheads. In 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. On November 1, 1952, the United States successfully tested a hydrogen bomb device with an explosive power of 10 million tons of tnt equivalent. Limitations: Due to the huge destruction and destruction of nuclear weapons and the great impact on the strategies and tactics of modern warfare; in addition, the launching location and flight trajectory of nuclear bombs can be easily detected, and the hit countries can quickly determine and Implement retaliation measures.