The US Navy is working on a non-lethal weapon that would render a person unable to communicate.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9926915/US-Navy-developing-weapon-blasts-targets-voice-leaving-unable-speak.html

US Navy is developing sonic weapon that blasts the target's own voice 
back at them leaving them disoriented and unable to communicate

     A patent for a handheld Acoustic Hailing And Disruption (AHAD) 
system was approved in June
     The device records a subjects voice then plays it back at them on a 
slight delay
     Due to the feedback, 'the target speaker's concentration will be 
disrupted' the patent reads
     The non-lethal weapon would making it difficult for a target to 
continue speaking

By Dan Avery For Dailymail.com


The US Navy is working on a non-lethal weapon that would render a person 
unable to communicate.

The handheld Acoustic Hailing And Disruption (AHAD) system records a 
subject's voice with a long-range microphone then amplifies it and plays 
it back on two distinct tracks, one nearly simultaneous with the 
original and another on a slight delay, perhaps a few hundred milliseconds.

Using a parametric speaker, it directs the sound back at the person 
speaking, with the resulting echo theoretically disorienting the person 
and impeding their attempts to continue talking.

'Due to the delayed auditory feedback effect, the target speaker's 
concentration will be disrupted, making it difficult for them to 
continue speaking,' according to the weapon's patent application, 
approved in early August.

The chatter would be inaudible to anyone else, New Scientist reports, 
'so, as far as any bystanders can tell, the target will seem to have 
trouble speaking for no obvious reason.'

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The handheld Acoustic Hailing And Disruption (AHAD) system records a 
subject's voice  then amplifies it and plays it back on a slight delay, 
perhaps a few hundred milliseconds.  ''Due to the delayed auditory 
feedback effect, the target speaker's concentration will be disrupted,' 
reads the device's patent application, which was approved
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The handheld Acoustic Hailing And Disruption (AHAD) system records a 
subject's voice  then amplifies it and plays it back on a slight delay, 
perhaps a few hundred milliseconds.  ''Due to the delayed auditory 
feedback effect, the target speaker's concentration will be disrupted,' 
reads the device's patent application, which was approved

The AHAD patent was granted to Christopher Brown, an engineer at the 
Naval Surface Warfare Center near Bloomington, Indiana.

It's not clear if the device has been constructed or tested, though the 
Navy filed the patent in 2019.


Researchers at Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science 
and Technology in Tokyo tested a similar device, called a 
'SpeechJammer,' in 2012, saying it was useful for 'controlling discussions.'

'This effect can disturb people without any physical discomfort, and 
disappears immediately by stop[ping] speaking. Furthermore, this effect 
does not involve anyone but the speaker.'
A rendering of the AHAD system, submitted by Navy engineer Christopher A 
rendering of the AHAD system, submitted by Navy engineer Christopher Brown
A Soundlazer parametric speaker would focus the disorientating audio at 
the target, so bystanders would think they had trouble communicating for 
no apparent reason


A Soundlazer parametric speaker would focus the disorientating audio at 
the target, so bystanders would think they had trouble communicating for 
no apparent reason

Acoustic hailing devices (AHD) have been used on ships, at checkpoints, 
and mounted atop vehicles for years, according to Task and Purpose, 
though usually to warn individuals if they are getting too close to a 
restricted area, not to stymie their speech.

The AHAD device is just the latest nonlethal weapon envisioned for 
military use.

In 2019, Russia outfitted two warships, the Admiral Gorshkov and the 
Admiral Kasatonov, with an optical interference weapon that can induce 
vomiting and even hallucinations.
The 5P-42 Filin fires a strobe-like dazzling beam which can induce 
nausea, vomiting and hallucinations
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The 5P-42 Filin fires a strobe-like dazzling beam which can induce 
nausea, vomiting and hallucinations

The 5P-42 Filin releases a dazzling strobe-like beam to disrupt an 
enemy's eyesight — causing them to miss their targets but also inducing 
deliriousness and nausea — without causing permanent damage.

Developed by Ruselectronics, the device was tested by volunteers 
shooting various weapons — including assault rifles, snipers and machine 
guns — at targets under the Filin's protection.

All the participants saw their accuracy reduced by impaired vision and 
half noted signs of disorientation, nausea and dizziness, according to 
state-owned Russian news agency RIA Novosti.

The Filin, which means 'Eagle Owl,' can also suppress infrared lasers 
and night-vision devices, as well as the guidance systems of anti-tank 
guided missiles, at a distance of up to three miles.
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