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KBR’s technical support will independently verify and validate sensor and system-of-systems performance within the Integrated air and missile defense Battle Command System (IBCS) and future multi-domain operation architectures

The Neutrino SX12 ISR1200 combines a Teledyne FLIR Medium-Wave Infrared (MWIR) camera module and 120mm to 1,200mm continuous zoom optics with imaging electronics to provide an ISR solution with low-switching-cost for defense integrators

Teledyne Labtech has developed a method of embedding thin layers of synthetic graphite inside the structure of the host Printed Circuit Board (PCB), increasing the lifetime of active devices by permitting operation at cooler steady state

For military use, the Schneider Digital stereoscopic display systems offer the highest resolution, image brightness and maximum ergonomics for fatigue-free work and flexible use with a large number of software applications

SOMAG’s NSM 400 dual-axis stabilization system delivers roll and pitch compensation of vehicle sensor systems while driving over bumpy terrain in demanding military missions

Sentient Vision Systems’ Visual Detection And Ranging (ViDAR) systems will be used for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions, integrated into an unmanned aerial system operated by the Marine Corps

With Taqtile’s Manifest Augmented Reality (AR)-based work-instruction platform, Army mechanics can access and follow spatially anchored, step-by-step instructions with embedded multimedia content to efficiently complete vehicle maintenance

The Royal Australian Navy has engaged Silentium Defence in a gated process to design, install and evaluate its MAVERICK passive radar across a range of maritime applications for enhanced situational awareness

With Echodyne’s Metamaterials Electronically Scanned Array technology, the U.S. Army’s Security Surveillance System is enhanced with robust 4D data on ground and air threats

Sonardyne's new profile showcases how its marine technologies can offer a competitive advantage to navies and governments facing underwater adversaries

With its MILDS Block 2 missile defense system HENSOLDT is supplying a total of 35 sensors (five per aircraft and five units for lab use) to Terma A/S, which is managing the integration of the systems at Lockheed Martin through Terma Inc.