Navy develops smallest guided missile using smartphone technology

unian.ua (Ukrainian)

The U.S. Navy has developed the Spike, potentially the world's smallest guided missile, costing around $5,000. This 2.4 kg missile uses smartphone camera technology for targeting and is designed for Navy SEALs and Marines, offering a portable, low-cost precision strike capability. The Spike missile is 25 inches long, uses an explosively formed projectile warhead, and can be launched from various platforms, including drones and small boats.


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