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Selasa, 15 Maret 2011

10 Weapons of fiction that is in the real world

1. XM-25 grenade launcher
This weapon is equipped with a laser scanner and computer on-board. Loaded by 4 sleeves 25mm projectiles, completed the program, so the projectiles would explode when the enemy. With this program, soldiers can about the enemy who were sheltering.

2. The Mars System Robot
This robot can be equipped with 4 grenade launcher and automatic machine guns 7.62 caliber bullet. Three units of the robot is sent to Iraq, but never fired a bullet was 1 point for fear of security that can injure own friends.

3. The Active Denial System
This weapon can fire a beam-millimeter wave radiation can cause sunburn feeling for the affected. But when it rains, water will be dispersing the light they will be, so the skin became warm, so it is not scary.

4. Long Range Acoustic Device
These weapons are issued a special sound wave that can be heard up to 300 m. When the power is increased then, the sound generated can make people shut his ears and away. This tool is used when the G-20 to repel the demonstrators.

5. Drones
Unmanned drones or aircraft are often used during the Iraq war, and greatly feared by the Taliban and Al Qaeda. Predators (type drones) can be equipped with 2 missiles hellfire, and her sister, Reapers can be equipped with 4 Hellfire missiles and two 500 pound bombs.

6. Flash Bang grenades
These weapons must have been often do you see for ever playing Counter strike at Point Blank..

7. Taser Shockwave Barrier
By pressing the red button then this gun will shoot 24 pieces of electrical probes at the same time in the same direction.

8. Seasick Weapon
This weapon was created by Limor Fried and Phil Torrone, equipped with 36 units of Pulsating LED, which will cause feelings of dizziness / seasick for those who see the light.

9. Ocular Interruption Device
This weapon fired a 250 miliwatt as strong rays that reach 4 km. Used to give warning to the enemy.

10. Laser Avenger





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