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QinetiQ US will provide advanced research, technology, and integration support to identify, prototype, and test potential technical approaches to address army challenges

Electronic warfare applications must operate in harsh and rugged environments and defense contractors are now adopting the 3U OpenVPX platform as the primary format for housing critical circuits

New offerings complement the military helicopters already produced by Airbus, the AH-125 Ares will be configured as the armed variant of the helicopter, while the MH-125 Ares will be configured as a multi-role helicopter

The weapon sight module offers a sophisticated video see through augmented reality capability that gives soldiers critical information with clear, bright symbology in their weapons sights

Optimizing any combination of commercial and military communication networks, the Hughes Smart Network Edge remotely manages multi-transport modems, autonomously selecting routing paths and distributing packetized data across multiple networks

RAIVEN intelligent sensing solution enables operators to see up to five times farther and clearer than traditional optical imaging, which helps to increase platform survivability and gives the warfighter decision advantage over peer threats

Serco's work will be performed along three lines, satellite broadband voice & data network installation and maintenance support, logistics database administration, and lifecycle management of supplies

BlueSpace will leverage its commercial self-driving software to develop, test and deploy to expand the perception sensing capabilities for the unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for off-road applications

The multi-year contract will see Aerojet Rocketdyne provide components for the M829A4, an armor-piercing, fin-stabilized, discarding-sabot, tracer round fired from the US Army's M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank

The two new variants, the Forward Maintenance vehicle and Combat Engineer, will join the Swedish Army's mechanized formations with deliveries scheduled between 2023 and 2027

Two experimental flying test aircraft will be developed under Project Monet, an initiative drawing together expertise from across the Royal Air Force (RAF) and industry to evaluate how technologies can meet key military requirements