The heat ray makes a target's skin feel like it's on fire (via toofab)
The gun fires high powered invisible waves at human targets, working similar to a microwave oven, by exciting water and fat molecules in the skin to cause an excruciating burning sensation. In tests, human subjects reach their pain threshold within three seconds, and no subjects were able to bear it beyond five.
In his written response to the House Committee on Natural Resources, which is investigating the incidents surrounding the protests in Lafayette Square, obtained by, Major DeMarco said his bosses boasted in an email:"ADS can provide our troops a capability they currently do not have, the ability to reach out and engage potential adversaries at distances well beyond small arms range, and in a safe, effective, and non-lethal manner.
While this can be used for crowd dispersal, it can also be used in the same situation to broadcast instructions, ensuring people at the backs of crowds can hear. By law, Military Police must clearly warn protesters of the weapons they are about to deploy, be it heat ray — which wasn't used — or tear gas or smoke grenades — which were.
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