I love it, it's (relatively) simple, versatile, and compatible with older equipment (standard machine guns and ammunition) https://pic8.co/sh/mpk6nK.jpeg Problem is that it's not cheap enough https://www.offiziere.ch/?p=27012 >>As with many traditional RWS, the Super aEgis II is **highly versatile in terms of the weapons it can be fitted with. A 12.7mm machine-gun is standard, but the system is compatible with most weapons in the South Korean arsenal, including grenade launchers and surface-to-air missiles.** It offers both a fully automatic mode, in which **it can target and fire on humans without being commanded by an operator, or in “slave mode,” which requires a human operator to fire the weapon.** Despite all its features, the Super aEgis II it might be a tough sale. There are restrictions on the amount and types of weaponry that can be deployed along the DMZ, so it remains to be seen whether or not South Korea will deploy more robot sentries there. The Super eAgis II is also expensive, with each integrated defense system costing **more than $40m apiece**. That probably won’t help DoDaam’s case. It's too expensive, but for the overall concept they got that right