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The Laser Weapon Systems market was valued at $1,362.7 Million in 2020, and is projected to reach $5,059.5 Million by 2029 growing at a CAGR of 15.78% from 2021 to 2029. Laser weapon systems, also known as directed energy weapons, use focused beams of electromagnetic energy to deliver a high amount of power to a target. They have been developed for a variety of military and civilian applications, including air and missile defense, counter-drone systems, and law enforcement. Laser weapon systems have several advantages over traditional kinetic weapons, such as bullets or missiles. They are fast, accurate, and can deliver a precise amount of energy to a target. They also have a virtually unlimited magazine, as the energy for the laser can be supplied by an external power source. Additionally, laser weapon systems are relatively low cost to operate compared to traditional weapons, as they do not require the production and procurement of physical ammunition. However, laser weapon systems also have some limitations. They can be hindered by atmospheric conditions such as fog or smoke, and their effectiveness can be reduced by reflecting or scattering materials. They also require a line of sight to the target, which can limit their use in certain scenarios. Overall, the development and deployment of laser weapon systems is an active area of research and development, with numerous government and private organizations working on various applications and technologies.