Stun gun experts unveil a menacing TASER DRONE invention to stop mass shootings

A TECHNOLOGY company that makes weapons has come up with a proposal for a “Taser drone” to combat school gunners.

Axon Enterprise’s CEO took action against the company’s ethics committee when he published the controversial idea.

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The Taser Drone is a remote-controlled, non-lethal technology that Axon claims can disable a gunman in 60 seconds.

Axon CEO Rick Smith said in a statement, “We need new and better solutions. Because of this, we decided to publicly engage communities and stakeholders and develop a remote-controlled, non-lethal drone system.”

Smith proposed “the three laws of first responder robotics,” which focused on live camera feeds, VR training, and the use of non-lethal force against shooters.

Axon’s Ethics Council rejected the Taser drone concept, but Smith pushed forward in response to the Buffalo and Uvalde shootings.

“In light of this tragic mass shooting, Axon has asked the board to re-engage and consider issuing further guidance and feedback on this capability,” Smith wrote.

NBC News reported that the entire ethics board could resign over the Taser drone and Smith’s rejection of the advice.

Futurism noted that tug-of-war with the ethics board is generally a good thing – it would be worse if the ethics board let everything slide.

Smith co-founded Axon Enterprise in 1993 and the company went public in 2001.

Axon tasers have caused controversy in the past.

A man in police custody was tased and the charge ignited disinfectant on the man’s body – he later died.

The United States is still widely mourning the Uvalde tragedy in the weeks since there have been 20 more mass shootings.

The nation is desperate for a solution, but Axon Enterprise’s Taser drone has failed to impress people at the company, let alone society at large.