Lethal force requires absolute accountability
A secure armoury that logs who took which weapon, monitors maintenance and expiry, and prevents unauthorised access. Over 60,000 units are in service across China.
Chains, padlocks and a paper logbook
Accountability and security for firearms and ammunition has long been a manual process. Some services still rely on chains and padlocks for security, and a pen and logbook to track usage and quantity.
AWAMS provides a secure, accountable weapons and ammunition management system. The armoury reports live inventory status, monitors weapons maintenance and ammunition expiry dates, and — most importantly — records the identity of every officer who accesses it while blocking anyone unauthorised.
The system is currently used in over 60,000 units across China, where it has cut weapons maintenance and replacement costs by millions of yuan.
How this benefits you
Each weapon sits behind its own shutter. Because the record is digital, every authorised access is logged in a tamper-proof form and audit reports are generated automatically.
Humidity control, temperature monitoring, physical security and fire resistance protect the armoury. Scheduled weapon collection and intelligent ammunition control keep the record complete.
Nobody opens it without being named
The terminal is the only way in. An officer authenticates at the panel, the system releases only the seats they are authorised for, and the record is written before the door moves.
Tell us the number of stations, the weapon classes and the reporting chain.