General Robotics has introduced a new version of its Remote Controlled Weapon Station optimized for naval applications. The new Shark naval RCWS addresses the need for SOF to operate their weapons on small boats. These compact boats move at high speed and agility.
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General Robotics has introduced the Shark, a unique RCWS that applies to naval roles, from special operations to law enforcement interception, including interception, coastal security, counter-terror, and anti-piracy activities (Picture source: General Robotics )
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