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The latest developments in undersea defence capabilities will be displayed at UDT 2024, 9th - 11th April at ExCeL, London

Pearson Engineering will provide multi-purpose vehicle interfaces, enabling Ukrainian armored vehicles to integrate self-protection mine ploughs, contributed by the British Army and refurbished by Pearson

Meeting U.S. Army range requirements, Ultra Intelligence & Communications Archer troposcatter communications system successfully maintained a communications link beyond 185km

Northrop Grumman and EpiSci are developing autonomous tactical solutions by integrating TacticalAI software into aeronautics system architecture, giving military commanders flexibility

Elbit Systems has been selected to enhance a European country’s 155mm howitzer battalions with advanced Digital Fires capabilities by seamlessly integrating its C4ISR Artillery Suite

The integration of Untether AI's tsunAImi tsn200 inference accelerator card within J-Squared Technologies' rugged VANGUARD™ 2U rackmount server sets the benchmark for high-reliability AI deployment at the tactical edge

General Technical Services has contracted Honeywell for the development of a hydrogen fuel cell system that will be used on the move to charge batteries and power equipment

Echodyne has displayed its ultra-low SWaP MESA radar technology for Defense and Homeland Security applications, including C-UAS at the Milipol Asia-Pacific TechX Summit 2024

The summit, to be held in National Harbor, MD, will feature an array of high-level speakers, and cover topics such as advancing defense capabilities through MOSA, and acquiring interoperable and adaptable defense systems

Ophir Optronics' SWIR & NIR 25-250mm lens weighs only 860g, has a detection range exceeding 26km, a unique coating to withstand harsh environments, and is designed for markets such as advanced drones and homeland security

New trainable countermeasure launcher systems are set to be installed throughout the Royal Navy’s fleet on Type 26 and Type 31 frigates, and Type 45 destroyers, under the £135 million contract