The heavy-machine-gun channel and triple-shotgun module provide complementary direct-fire options, enabling the operator to address unmanned aerial threats while retaining full surface-engagement capability.

Day and thermal imaging support around-the-clock observation. A laser range finder supplies accurate range data to the computer-based fire-control system, while automatic ballistic calculation, target tracking and stabilization support a high hit probability against stationary and moving targets.

The compact architecture supports integration on tactical vehicles, fixed surveillance positions and protected towers. Weapon-specific ammunition feeds and loading arrangements are tailored to the final installation, while external sensors can cue the weapon station within a wider Counter-UAS architecture.

Artillerie Inrichtingen Armaments BV supports customers with platform assessment, weapon and ammunition integration, sensor and fire-control interfaces, qualification, operator training, lifecycle support and licensed manufacturing in the Netherlands, subject to the agreed industrial and regulatory framework.

The published technical profile is based on the supplied platform specification. Final AIA weapon, ammunition, sensor, fire-control, protection, platform and command-system configurations remain subject to contract, final engineering and full-system qualification. Published values are nominal, specifications may change and stated tolerances may be ±10%. Availability and operation remain subject to platform certification, electromagnetic and cyber-security assessment, range and airspace safety, applicable export controls, rules of engagement and approved end use. Images and descriptions are indicative and may show optional equipment.