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Texelis’ solutions can be implemented on existing wheeled military vehicles to retain the advanced mobility of traditional drivelines, while harnessing technologies to enable the pressing requirements from military users

Redler Technologies’ Power Rider family of power management products can increase the energy efficiency and survivability of platforms and could be used in future hybrid vehicles

Collins Aerospace’s NavHub-200M provides Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing capabilities and improves overall resistance to threats to GPS, such as jamming and spoofing

With a compact design and low power consumption, Inertial Labs’ Kernel Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) easily integrate in a wide range of higher order systems while consuming very little space and power

The EdgeRCWS system from Nir-Or and Axon-Vision is an add-on solution that can be easily integrated into different turrets and weapon stations, and can include smart fire sequences to extend and automate fire support missions

Exxelia’s CUBISIC HTLP withstands 20g vibrations and is low-pressure qualified, making it compatible to 92,000 feet in altitude for use in cockpits, actuators, and power generation in aircraft and radar and laser systems

The company will be debuting products including its KF51 main battle tank, airborne vehicle family, Natter remote-controlled weapon station, unmanned systems and robotics, and loitering munitions

With a high efficiency of up to 88%, Aitech Systems’ new Power Supply Card features 600W (single) or 1200W (dual) output to handle power-hungry boards and systems

General Dynamics Information Technology’s solution modernizes the Pentagon’s unclassified network infrastructure, enabling efficient network management, improved speed and flexibility, and enhanced security

Every Force Protection serviceperson participating in training exercises is safeguarded by reliable tracking and SOS support thanks to Globalstar’s SPOT Gen4 devices and its enabling fleet of Low-Earth Orbit satellites

The six U212CD, intended for the Norwegian and German Navies, will rely on iXblue Marins M8 inertial navigation systems, interfaced with KTA Naval Systems' ‘ORCCA’ combat management system