Helping troops armed with rifles, drones, mounted machine guns, and even grenade and rocket launchers identify and lock onto targets more easily — that's the basic mission of US company AimLock, which ...

AimLock is an aided target recognition technology company founded in 2013. Its targeting systems have been applied to everything from rifles to rockets and various drones. CEO Bryan Bockman told BI ...

We rarely get to see behind the lines of fire and into the technology that keeps our troops safe on the battlefield. But that changed recently when the advanced weapons technology company, AimLock, ...

The AIMLOCK system is a computer-controlled, stabilized system that can auto-correct a rifle’s aim for pinpoint accuracy and identify and recommend targets. (Army) Army developers have entered the ...

AimLock, a developer of autonomous targeting and engagement systems, has entered into a partnership with Overland AI to enhance the capabilities of autonomous tactical vehicles used in military ...

AimLock, a pioneer in autonomous targeting and engagement systems, today announces a partnership with Overland AI, the leading provider of ground autonomy for defense. The partnership integrates ...

This month the U.S. Army's Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiments (AEWE) program tested the AimLock Stabilized Weapon Platform for the first time during a live fire exercise. This ungainly-looking gun ...

PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. - At first glance, the Active Stabilization or AIMLOCK system appears to be a Hollywood generated technology of the future, something you might even see in a video game.

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