Targeted crowd dispersal

Laser Aim and lock intense flash disperse strike

Horizontal movement 360°, Vertical movement 0-90°

Customizable intelligible voice communications up to 4000meters

Range 4000M     

WFS Protect 

Keep all stakeholders informed, achieve peaceful resolutions, mitigate property damage, and deescalate potentially violent situations during civil unrest with Directional High-intensity Sound Non-lethal Weapon. Establish a secure collaborative space to maintain tight coordination among multiple agencies and engage with advisors and leaders for effective decision-making and establish clear communication with large crowds to promote orderly conduct with WFSMEM Protect .

Protect your community by promoting peaceful resolutions and mitigating property damage.

It is equipped with perception functions such as radar, laser and infrared radar. The radar tracking range reaches 2000m, and it can conduct safety perception of the protected area 24 hours a day. The system can be set to alarm the protected area for crossing the boundary.

Acoustic non-lethal weapons are directed sound waves generated by acoustic generators to stimulate human sensory organs and attack living targets. Based on the frequency of emission, they are classified into high-intensity sound, infrasound, and ultrasonic non-lethal weapons.

The high-intensity non-lethal weapon can deter, disrupt and disperse the target by emitting the high intensity audible sound wave.

Subsonic non-lethal weapons emit sound waves with frequencies below 20Hz, which resonate with human internal organs or the brain,causing symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and temporary confusion, thereby forcing the target to move away from the affected area.

The non-lethal weapon of ultrasonic wave can cause the opponent to lose the ability of fighting by emitting high frequency sound wave with frequency greater than 20kHz, which can cause the opponent to have the psychological reaction of visual blurring and nausea.

The non-lethal weapon with sound wave has the characteristics of strong concealment, fast propagation speed, long propagation distance, strong penetration and no pollution to the environment, and is the most effective new concept weapon equipment for the armed police force to carry out diversified tasks.

The range of human perception of sound

Unit：

Quiet

Normal

Cause palpitations, tinnitus, dizziness and hearing impairment

Cause heart and nerve division diseases

Cause vertigo,

Permanent deafness and even death

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CAUTION

In practical applications, infrasonic non-lethal weapons face challenges in directional focusing and require large acoustic sources. Ultrasonic non-lethal weapons, however, suffer from rapid sound wave attenuation and limited operational range, with numerous technical hurdles remaining to be overcome before commercialization. In contrast, high-intensity sound non-lethal weapons have matured in technology. They can be miniaturized for military mobility and carried by troops, or deployed on vehicles and ships for high-energy directional effects. As the most widely used directional energy non-lethal weapons for dispersing crowd targets globally, they represent the most prevalent solution in this field.

WFSMEM CONNECT delivers law enforcement a robust platform for real-time communication, empowering them to strategically manage civil unrest with precision and efficiency.

Secure Coordination

Long Range Acoustic Device 

Targeted Communications

Precise-zone based communications help to reach the public, even if they have not opted-in. Ensure the safety of residents, peaceful protestors, and bystanders.

Establish secure encrypted communication internally and across agencies within seconds. Share critical intelligence, updates, and resource deployments with leadership and officers.

Broadcast clear intelligible voice commands and information across long distances that can be heard over a loud crowd and within buildings or vehicles.

Spread information more quickly

Provide the public with updated information via a mobile app and website to effectively manage both potential evacuation and repopulation efforts.