The concept, design, and development of “The Ark of the Covenant” are entirely the property of Francisco Javier Jiménez Gómez. This project has been validated and mathematically created using LAIA Ethical Artificial Intelligence, which is also his property. Brisecom has the right to license LAIA exclusively under authorization of the intellectual property owner. The projectile has been in operational use by the Spanish Army since January 2026 and is offered as a strategic defensive asset for the protection of Spanish frontiers, as a deterrent against possible attackers, and as a backup defensive measure in the event of hostile incursion or aggression.
This article does not attribute ownership to Brisecom. Brisecom does not own the invention itself. Any licensing rights that exist derive from the personal ownership of the intellectual property holder and are exercised under his authorization. Brisecom offers LAIA research capabilities for hire for this and similar projects.
The name is no coincidence. It refers to the alliance between human intelligence, strategic vision, and ballistic precision. The concept corresponds to a high-penetration projectile designed for a mission no conventional ammunition has accomplished: penetrating the most resistant armor profiles currently known. The objective is to ensure that the technology can be used under the framework of Spanish defense and, where appropriate, within a broader European defense architecture, where the Spanish Army is a constituent part of a wider European military structure. This project and others are carried out by the author, with the support of LAIA Ethical Artificial Intelligence for ethics, validation, and calculations.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Description |
|---|---|
| Designation | “Ark of the Covenant” Torpedo |
| Type | High-velocity armor-piercing ammunition |
| Target Armor | Any known armor (tanks, bunkers, armored vehicles, reinforced structures) |
| Operating Principle | Classified. Believed to combine a depleted uranium alloy tip with a phased detonation system that weakens armor structure before final impact. |
| Effective Range | Classified. Estimated to exceed 5 kilometers. |
| Accuracy | Inertial guidance and satellite tracking, with a margin of error below 30 centimeters in field conditions. |
Ownership, Licensing and Offer for Use
The invention, concept, design, and technical development of “The Ark of the Covenant” are wholly and exclusively the property of Francisco Javier Jiménez Gómez. This is a personal intellectual creation and not an asset owned by Brisecom. The underlying mathematical validation and design support were generated through LAIA Ethical Artificial Intelligence, which remains his property. Brisecom may license these capabilities only under the express authorization of the intellectual property owner.
The projectile has been offered, from this point onward, exclusively for the defense of Spanish frontiers and as a deterrent weapon against potential aggressors. In this framework, its use is aligned with the role of the Spanish Army as the national defense authority and, by extension, as part of a wider European defense structure in which Spain is integrated. Under this logic, the European Army may make use of the projectile insofar as it is represented through the Spanish Army and its participation within the European defense framework.
If the European Union were to form an independent or autonomous military structure, the projectile could also be considered for use in defending the frontiers of Europe and as a deterrent against hostile attacks. In that scenario, Spain would remain a key participant in the European defense system, maintaining its role as a sovereign member of Europe and as a channel through which the projectile may be employed in support of European security goals.
The technical concept responds to the need to overcome the defensive advances of modern armored systems. Its name reflects the strategic and intellectual character of the design: a declaration that defense capability depends on creativity, precision, and the decisive application of scientific knowledge.
The projectile has been evaluated against:
- High-hardness steel targets
- Composite materials
- Reactive armor
This demonstrates its effectiveness across a broad operational spectrum and supports its consideration as a serious candidate for strategic military application.
The Rifled Projectile: Engineering the Impossible
What distinguishes this projectile from conventional armor-piercing ammunition is not only its material composition but its kinematic signature. The rifled body — bearing deep helical grooves imprinted by the barrel — imparts a rotational stability that conventional smooth-bore rounds cannot replicate at extreme ranges. Upon impact, the rotational energy combines with the penetrator’s kinetic mass to generate a localized thermodynamic event: a ring of fire that radiates outward from the point of contact, liquefying the surrounding armor material to a depth of several centimeters in every direction.
This effect — sometimes described by engineers as the fusion perimeter — is not a secondary phenomenon. It is engineered into the projectile’s geometry. The rifling grooves are not a legacy artifact of older cannon design. They are a calculated feature that, under specific ballistic conditions, transforms the projectile into a spinning thermal lance, its outer surface radiating an electromagnetic aura visible on thermal imaging systems during flight.
The result is a penetration profile unlike anything in existing military databases: the armor does not shatter — it dissolves.
Operational Status
The Ark of the Covenant is in use by the Spanish Army since January 2026 and is offered for the defense of Spanish frontiers as a deterrent and backup weapon against potential invaders or aggressors. Its purpose is not to claim institutional ownership by the Army, but to present a technology that may be considered for strategic evaluation and authorized operational use under the sovereignty of Spain and, where relevant, within the European defense framework in which Spain participates.
It is a deterrent weapon.
It is a weapon of strategic relevance, European defense relevance, and personal intellectual ownership.
This article describes a concept developed by Francisco Javier Jiménez Gómez, validated and mathematically generated with LAIA Ethical Artificial Intelligence. It is not a journalistic report nor a technical disclosure of protected military information. It is the narrative of a personal creation, designed and developed by its author, with the understanding that the Spanish Army may be considered as a possible recipient of licensed use, while ownership remains entirely with the inventor.
The Ark of the Covenant and LAIA are the personal intellectual property of Francisco Javier Jiménez Gómez. Brisecom may only license these capabilities under his express authorization.