A ground vehicle is equipped with a laser system on a mast designed to protect against incoming threats. When a threat is detected, a first laser beam is emitted from the mast, confusing the threat's guidance system and causing it to change its trajectory. The claims specify this diversion is intended to steer the threat towards a second laser beam, and also describe a scenario where the first laser is aimed at a ground location.
Why it matters: The increasing prevalence of optically-guided threats since 2020 makes 'soft kill' dazzling more relevant. Concurrently, advancements in compact, high-power laser technology improve the feasibility of such vehicle-mounted systems.
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