The Dutch military has tested the system during the recent year and decided to purchase it and use the systems immediately, mainly for C-UAS purposes, Smart Shooter said in a statement. The Netherlands will acquire the Smash AD system, building on previous orders from Smart Shooter. Sharone Aloni, the vice president of research and development at the company, said the system is part of the wider family of Smart Shooter solutions, with some additional enhancements made for counter-drone capabilities. Smart Shooter did not provide a contract value, and the Dutch government did not respond to an inquiry by Defense News by press time.
Dutch military buys Smart Shooter’s counter-drone system | Defense News
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