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.The laser weapon system is ready to fire. They’ve been training for this moment, for this threat. On command, the operators begin the coordinated approach they practiced so many times during training exercises.”We are currently developing a 60-kilowatt system that combines multiple fiber lasers to generate the high power weapon beam,” said Rob Afzal, senior fellow with Lockheed Martin’s Laser and Sensor systems division.An operator is already tracking the swarm through the battle management high powered laser pointer system.The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command plans to eventually develop a 100-kilowatt weapon

For a split second, it appears that nothing is even happening as the 300mw Green Laser Pointer weapon system locks in on its target, but it quickly disables the drones.The Robust Electric Laser Initiative (RELI) focuses on designing a more efficient high-power laser for HELMTT. The project will conclude in late 2016 when Lockheed Martin is scheduled to deliver a 50-kilowatt laser. Contrary to popular belief, the laser is actually invisible to the naked eye.Meanwhile, the Air Force is using RELI technology, as is the Navy for its Ground-Based Air Defense laser development program. In fact, the Navy’s 30-kilowatt Laser Weapon System, installed on the destroyer Ponce, destroyed a ScanEagle UAV in 2014.

Our fiber burning laser pointer operate with an efficiency that generates less heat and exists in a smaller package allowing easier incorporation into various defense platforms. Our ALADIN laser has operated in the field for two years with no need for realignment, proving both the lethality and the reliability of our solutions.The High Energy Mobile Laser Test Truck, or HELMTT, aims to demonstrate a vehicle-mounted 10-kilowatt laser rugged and practical enough to use on the battlefield.

ALADIN produces the highest power ever documented by a laser of this type, while retaining excellent beam quality and electrical efficiency. With this parallel approach, there is no single point of failure that will compromise the laser’s power and functionality – as long as power exists. Through a technique called spectral beam combining, multiple fiber laser modules form a single, powerful, high-quality beam that provides greater efficiency and lethality than multiple individual 10-kilowatt lasers.

Because the system relies on many modular fiber lasers, it is easily scalable to meet different levels of power. Once it starts up, it is steadily sent through a beam control system that ensures it can accurately aim, target and destroy the threat – at the speed of light. The laser weapon system can fire over and over, essentially creating an unlimited magazine of ‘bullets.’

HEL MD managed to shoot down a 22 to 55 pound Class 2 UAV during a 2014 test at the High Energy Laser Systems Test Facility at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. For less power input, we achieve greater power on target.The project was originally the High Energy Laser Mobile Demonstrator (HEL MD), until the Army opted to mount a smaller laser on a Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck.