Ukrainian firm introduces silent, invisible laser systems for drone neutralization and battlefield support.
Ukrainian defense company Fulltime Robotics, active since 2018, has expanded its focus to include laser technologies, addressing the growing challenge of drones resistant to electronic warfare. Their latest offerings include:
- LR-1000 Laser Rifle: A portable device capable of disabling drones and blinding optical systems.
- Slim Beam Turret (1.5 kW): A compact, high-powered laser turret designed for stationary defense.
- SB Bot: An autonomous mobile platform equipped with integrated laser systems.
- Auto-Focusing Laser Collimators: Precision tools for B2B applications.
These systems offer multiple operational modes:
- Drone Neutralization: Effectively destroying or disabling unmanned aerial vehicles.
- Optical System Blinding: Disrupting enemy surveillance and targeting equipment.
- Support for Mobile Units: Providing cover and protection for maneuvering troops.
"The beam is invisible and silent, which is a significant advantage on the battlefield," explains Ihor, CEO of Fulltime Robotics. "Our lasers can be used for sabotage missions, such as remotely disabling locks or conducting controlled detonations. We're prepared to develop more powerful lasers for extended ranges, but scaling up production is essential."
With a growing global interest in laser weaponry, Fulltime Robotics positions itself as a key player in the field, offering innovative solutions that blend stealth and precision for modern combat scenarios.
