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Solus Power’s ‘Kratos’ portable power technology has received approval from the UKDSE for demonstration at the Larkhill Exhibition Centre, and will be featured under the MoD’s banner at upcoming exhibitions
GA-ASI and BAE Systems will demonstrate unique electronic warfare capabilities remotely controlled via a secure, jam-resistant Link 16 network on an MQ-20 Avenger UAS
The ruggedized design and full autonomy of Target Arm's Ralar (Robotic Arm Launch and Recovery) enables drone launches and recoveries in real-time, whether mounted on ground vehicles, naval vessels, or aircraft
Micropol Fiberoptic is set to supply tactical fiber optic communication systems for BAE Systems Hägglunds’ CV90 combat vehicles, supporting both new and upgraded units across Sweden and other European countries
The 9th annual Military Additive Manufacturing Summit & Technology Showcase will highlight the latest innovations driving defense industry advancements in 3D printing technology
Former Business Development Director of Allen-Vanguard, Bobby Strawbridge, has been appointed as the company’s new president, continuing to deliver enhanced capabilities to those that need it most
Silicon Sensing Systems and Science Tokyo have conducted multiple rounds of radiation testing to determine the DMU41 IMU's suitability for low earth orbit (LEO) space applications
SEA.AI's machine vision systems detect, classify and track floating objects and people in the water, providing real-time hazard detection
HDT Global’s Hunter WOLF™ unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) has been selected for the U.S. Army's S-MET Increment II program, designed for stealth operations and built to perform in extreme terrain, weather, and climates
BAE Systems' core signal processing capability lays the ground for future Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) products
Saab’s UK Ministry of Defence order, worth GBP 20 million, will see the company deliver their latest training and simulation equipment support services for British Army in Oman
QinetiQ has been contracted to deliver aerial target systems for the U.S. Army, providing its advanced MQM-185B (Banshee Jet 80+) to simulate threats for training and testing exercises
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