👉 A motion weapon, also known as an active defense weapon, is a non-lethal device designed to incapacitate or deter attackers through rapid, unpredictable movements rather than traditional projectiles like batons or tasers. These weapons typically utilize advanced technology such as high-speed motors, sensors, and algorithms to generate erratic and dynamic motions that can disorient, confuse, or physically restrain an assailant. Examples include high-tech batons with rotating heads, kinetic energy launchers that shoot projectiles at high speeds, and wearable devices that use rapid vibrations or thrusts to disrupt an attacker's balance or movement. The primary goal of a motion weapon is to provide a non-lethal means of self-defense, reducing the risk of injury to both the defender and the attacker while maintaining control over the situation.
