TaserNet TRAD
TRAD: The Military’s Tasernet
Taser technology is brought to a whole new level when the full forces of a military budget and a NASA-level scientific research team combine to create the optimum security device. Meet TRAD: the Taser Remote Area Denial System, otherwise known as a “Tasernet.” This cutting edge military technology combines the immobilizing power of the Taser X26 shock waves with a complex n
etwork of sensors and cameras to make in effect an artificially intelligent security guard, capable of identifying and then incapacitating security threats.
The TRAD is designed to be a technological soldier in high security risk places like military command centers, depots, and checkpoints. It is conveniently contained in a ruggedized, stand-alone device, capable of withstanding the rough-and-tumble front-lines military atmosphere. A great advantage of this new technology is that it does the job of a solider, yet when confronted by a hazardous security risk, the replacement of a human member of the armed forces with a technological one cuts down the potential for human injury and loss of life.
Using the TASER NMI engine with the TASER CAM Infrared Imaging sensors, the TRAD visually observes any passerby who enters its range. The Tasernet application then displays visual sightings from a combination of TRAD imagers, oversight cameras, and graphic representations filling in the visual gaps. In other words, it is a complex system set up by taser technology to act as a virtual soldier’s eyes and judgment faculties. It assess security threats and act appropriately. If the Tasernet identifies the intruder as a threat, it then is authorized to fire multiple X26 taser cartridges that are independently controlled at the target.
If the target is not fully immobilized, the TRAD unit can even be reengaged to fire again by the systems operator, until the target is subdued and a response team is on scene to restrain the security threat.
One significant development with this new taser technology is that although the TRAD can be programmed to require a human operator for authorization of friend/foe designation and taser firing permission, the TRAD can also be programmed to identify friend or foe on its own, making it truly an example of an artificially intelligent soldier, reliant on taser technology. This offsets the advantages of protecting human lives by using artificial soldiers, with chilling future potential of artificially intelligent armed forces.
If you are looking to purchase the TRAD for your own civilian uses, you have no such luck. The TRAD is sold only as a military technology to military specialists.
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