Extreme Stabilization Accuracy for Military Applications
STABLE’s algorithms reach accuracy up to 99% paving the way for military applications demanding precision stabilization
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STABLE’s algorithms reach accuracy up to 99% paving the way for military applications demanding precision stabilization
At the two-day workshop in Paris, Ministry of Defense (MoD) representatives shared insights and requirements and discussed the operational use of military communication systems with 5G in land, naval and air
Systematic's C4ISR solution has been used by the Danish Army since 2008 with the 20-year framework agreement set to modernize systems across the Navy, Air Force, Home Guard and Emergency Services Agency
EDGE unveiled 11 new products and systems for missions including tactical ISR, logistics support, and combat operations
BAE's Autonomous Pacific 24 (AP24) Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) has potential to undertake missions such as force protection and anti-piracy, persistent intelligence gathering and maritime security to meet the evolving threats of modern warfare
JPALS ensures enhanced safety and increased operational capability, guiding aircraft onto carriers and amphibious assault ships in all weather and surface conditions
CAES will provide support to the SEWIP Block 2 program covering spares, engineering services, and repair for antenna array panel assemblies
Kongsberg is supplying a pair of its Elegance propulsion pods as well as three tunnel thrusters, Mcon propulsion control system, DP3 (Dynamic Positioning) system, and single and multibeam echo sounders
BMT will be responsible for delivering critical design, through life support and training packages, and will provide functional design for all three vessels for the Royal Fleet Auxillary (RFA)
Alongside the integration of Leonardo's Black Scorpion mini-torpedo system into the K50, there is also an opportunity to integrate more Leonardo systems into future Kraken platforms, including LIONFISH
Simulation technology from Kongsberg Digital will allow Royal Navy teams to train together with multiple vessels in the same scenarios
The contract is scheduled to run through to the end of 2024 and is the third consecutive multi-year IDIQ contract Curtiss-Wright has received in support of this program