光+声音=新的武器

它是否根本上将使用架子技术看结合aversive噪声与轻的产物一些特别debiliating的作用。 Anecdotal effects include dizziness and loss of balance, and of course, nausea. In other words, DSLAD could be another potential “puke ray.”

As I wrote yesterday, the Applied Research Lab, which receives funding from the Pentagon’s Joint Nonlethal Weapons Directorate, is also hoping to test the behavioral effects of sound at higher decibels, which could lead to a sonic blaster.

Last year, there was a lot of excitement about the Sheriff, a system that would combine a number of nonlethal technologies, such as a dazzling laser, sound beam and the pain ray. But what makes this new work significant is that there isn’t a lot of hard data on sound weapons, let alone weapons that combine sound and light.

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