Smart guns finally arriving in U.S, seeking to shake up firearms market

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LodeStar Works unveiled its 9mm smart handgun for shareholders and investors in Boise, Idaho, on Friday. Smart guns could stop tragedies by using technology to authenticate a user's identity and disable the gun should anyone else try to fire it. Attempts to develop smart guns have stalled: Smith & Wesson got hit with a boycott, a German company's product was hacked, and a New Jersey law aimed at promoting smart guns has raised the wrath of defenders of the Second Amendment. The National Shooting Sports Foundation says it does not oppose smart guns as long as the government doesn't mandate their sale.

Source: https://www.reuters.com/technology/exclu...022-01-11/

 

                                                      
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