By Natali Moss
IFPC-HPM Gen II systems will be based on four IFPC-HPM systems that Epirus put US armies in May 2024. Weapons will be improved taking into account the reviews of the military who conducted engineering and design and combat tests. "The second generation of our Energy-based HPM platform and the next stage of IFPC-HPM development will be even more powerful, more suitable for tasks and impressive in general," said Epirus CEO Andy Lower.
Among the planned IFPC-HPM Gen II improvements are more than twice the lesion, 30% higher power, new high-density batteries for a longer operating time and reducing external nutrition needs. According to Defense Express experts, taking into account the parameters of the first version of Leonidas, IFPC-HPM Gen II, will probably be able to burn UAV electronics at a distance of up to 2 kilometers.
Systems will also receive high -power batch firing mode for several goals, improved signal and polarization methods, increased pulse duration and will be more convenient to use. "Drones everywhere. We saw the invasion of drones on the base of the United States, invading our southern border and swarm attacks that identify foreign conflicts. Epirus is ready to respond to the army's call and quickly produce products on a large scale to help solve asymmetric threats, caused by threads.
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