Israeli Army Installs Remote-Control Crowd Dispersal System at Hebron Flashpoint
haaretz.com
haaretz.com
""" The system in Hebron was created by Smart Shooter, a company that designs systems to follow and lock in on targets using image processing based on artificial intelligence. It prides itself on its accuracy in hitting targets marked by its system, which can be controlled remotely. """
A Twitter link [1] with the physical context.
That's odd. I don't recall seeing anything on the news about this.