Mounted controllable weapon system
Abstract
The present invention is a remotely controlled weaponized vehicle, comprising: a vehicular base comprising, a mobilized vehicular device, a first computing system, wherein the first computing system controlled the vehicle device, a weapon system attached to the vehicular base, wherein the weapon system comprises, a mounting system connected to the vehicular base, a weapon mount attached to the mounting system, a weapon attached to the weapon mount, an ammunition feeding system connected to the weapon, a second computing system, wherein the second computing system controls the mounting system, the weapon mount, the weapon, and the ammunition feeding system; a plurality of sensors collecting data from the vehicular base and the weapon system, wherein data collected from the plurality of sensors is sent to the first or the second computing systems.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A remotely controlled weaponized vehicle, comprising:
a vehicular base comprising,
a mobilized vehicular device,
a first computing system, wherein the first computing system controlled the vehicle device,
a weapon system attached to the vehicular base, wherein the weapon system comprises,
a mounting system connected to the vehicular base,
a weapon mount attached to the mounting system,
a weapon attached to the weapon mount,
a ammunition feeding system connected to the weapon,
a second computing system, wherein the second computing system controls the mounting system, the weapon mount, the weapon, and the ammunition feeding system;
a plurality of sensors collecting data from the vehicular base and the weapon system, wherein data collected from the plurality of sensors is sent to the first or the second computing systems.
2 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 1 , wherein the first computing system is unable to communicate with the second computing system.
3 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 1 , further comprising a power source integrated into the vehicular base.
4 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 1 , further comprising a repository for the ammunition feeding system integrated into the vehicular base.
5 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 1 , further comprising a trigger actuator integrated into the weapon mount, wherein the trigger actuator communicates with the second computing system.
6 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 4 , wherein the ammunition feeding system comprises a feeding system, wherein the feeding system transfers ammunition from the repository to the weapon.
7 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 1 , wherein the mounting system provides for at least two degrees of rotation freedom.
8 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 1 , wherein the weapon mounting system provides for at least two degrees of rotation freedom.
9 . The independently controlled weaponized vehicle of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of sensors are integrated into the weapon mount, the mounting system, and the vehicular base.
10 . A weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems, comprising:
a vehicle base having a first control system; and a weapon system having a second control system, wherein the first control system and the second control system are independently controlled and the weapon system comprises,
a mounting base connected to the vehicle base,
an articulating arm connected to the vehicle base,
a weapon mount connected to the articulating arm;
a plurality of sensors integrated into the vehicle base and the weapon system, wherein the plurality of sensors provide data to at least one of the first and second control systems; and an ammunition feeding system integrated into the vehicle base and the weapon system.
11 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , wherein the weapon mount has at least two degrees of rotation.
12 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , wherein the ammunition feeding system further comprises,
a repository integrated into the vehicle base, and a feeding system in communication with the repository and a weapon.
13 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , wherein the articulating arm has at least two degrees of rotation.
14 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , further comprising a trigger actuator integrated in the weapon mount.
15 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , further comprising a power source integrated into the vehicle base, wherein the power source is in electrical connection with the weapon system.
16 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , wherein the first control system is autonomously controlled, and the second control system is manually controlled.
17 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , wherein the plurality of sensors are able to relay information from the first control system to the second control system.
18 . The weaponized vehicle with two separate control systems of claim 10 , wherein the weapon mount system and the mounting system have integrated gimbals.
19 . A weapon mounting system, comprising a mounting base assembly, wherein the mounting base houses a computing device;
a weapon mounting system having six degrees of rotational freedom attached to the mounting base having a first control system; a weapon mount having at least two degrees of rotational freedom attached to the weapon mounting system; and an ammunition feeding system integrated into the mounting base and connected to a weapon; a plurality of sensors connected to the computing device and the first control system.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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