May 29, 2026 11:33 AM
A partnership between two US companies is enabling remote weapon stations to detect and engage drones autonomously through a software upgrade.
A partnership between two US companies is enabling remote weapon stations (RWS) to detect and engage drones autonomously through a software upgrade.
The capability combines Colorado-based AimLock’s Core Targeting Module software with FN America’s Defnder medium RWS, forming a new system dubbed “Dune.”
The targeting module is designed to optimize Dune for engaging small attack drones, using artificial intelligence to enhance fire-control performance in counter-drone operations.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: US Firms Turn Remote Weapon Station Into AI-Powered Drone Killer
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