Soldier News & Articles

Viasat's Secure Wireless Hub (SWH) is the first wearable addition in its portfolio of tactical gateway solutions, providing a flexible all-in-one design to enable faster set up for warfighters to improve user experience and support situational awareness

Dstl and industry partners have tested cutting-edge soldier systems to improve operational advantage

New features for the ARTEMIS simulator include definition of complex environments including 2G, 3G, 4G, and Roaming Mobiles, definition of Mobile Handset Behaviours, import and replay real ARTEMIS flight data, and more

Auterion's all-in-one computer and flight controller, Skynode S, offers swarm control, fully autonomous flight, and delivers impressive accuracy and success rates

Galvion is set to provide an additional 8,400 of its advanced Batlskin Caiman® ballistic helmet systems for the Department of National Defence (DND) Canada

Reticulate Micro has made the Himera G1 Pro available to U.S. military users, a lightweight, frequency hopping radio with a long-lasting battery life and EW resistance

Teledyne FLIR Defense is set to supply its ThermoSight® HISS-XLR clip-on thermal weapon sights for a NATO partner country, enabling snipers to detect targets at over 2,000 meters

An operational demonstration has been carried out for Indra and GMV’s Future Soldier System, which boosts soldier’s communication, information, and fire efficiency capabilities

Savox Communications has launched Savox Pack-COM, a wireless team communication system designed to enhance coordination and security in tactical environments, featuring AES-256 encryption and a 400-meter LOS range

Set for the German Armed Forces, the Spotter 42 from HENSOLDT enhances the night combat capability of snipers by increasing their ability to observe in restricted visibility

The U.S. Army has contracted Kopin to develop novel see-through Augmented Reality (AR) display optics for dismounted soldier vision system applications, delivering increased optical performance, nighttime visibility, and reductions in SWaP