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The deployment of DroneShield’s long-range sensors will assist the Australian Army in establishing its counter-drone requirements and future capability options

U.S. Army researchers have said that the new material, formed from precisely patterned nanoscale trusses, absorbs impacts more efficiently than steel, Kevlar, aluminum and other impact-resistant materials of comparable weight

Napatech Smart Network Interface Cards will address the challenging performance, data integrity and packet capture requirements of Per Vices' spectrum monitoring and recording application

Orolia’s SecureSync M-Code supports modular, open architectures, boosts enhanced resilient positioning, navigation and timing capabilities, and improves the resilience of radar systems against existing and emerging GPS threats

Silvus’ radios have been selected for their extended ranges and ability to reliably maintain a data link in harsh environments, an essential requirement for ALTI's UAVs, which are used to carry out surveillance and security operations

The new training solution by Collins Aerospace features aircraft-mounted Joint Secure Air combat training System (JSAS) pods, plus a ground station that supports secure, live, virtual and constructive, multi-domain collective training

The 2-Color Advanced Warning System from BAE Systems features an open system architecture, two-color infrared sensors for increased range, and a fiber optic A-kit for faster data transmission

MBDA will lead the new Complex Weapons Innovation Technology Partnership in continued development of generation-after-next missile technology for the French and British Governments

The Innovation Analytic Tradecraft award will see Altamira Technologies provide scientific and development analytic capability to the Concepts Development and Management Office

SPECTRE sensors from QinetiQ have a compact, integrated capability that enables multi-mission Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) and crewed aircraft to operate in parallel to other critical sensor payloads and weapons

TAE Aerospace’s Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul and Upgrade (MRO&U) facility for the repair of Pratt & Whitney F135 engine fan and power modules has been activated in Australia