Technology News & Articles

Rafael and Israel Missile Defense Organization completed a series of advanced tests of the Iron Dome Weapons system, including successfully intercepting and destroying targets, and simulating existing and emerging threats

Pixus’ new chassis platform features removable sidewalls which allows the open frame enclosure to be optionally fully enclosed, and has multiple VITA 67.3c and VITA 67.3d cutouts for RF interfaces through the 10-slot backplane

High-speed network capability via 10GbE links makes Kontron's CERES-2402-PTP ideal for applications such as situational awareness, imaging, and sensor data

Imenco's ODIN system is suited to both external monitoring and situational awareness above decks on naval ships, as well as the limited lighting conditions found in the ship engineering spaces below decks

Trials conducted by Saab, saw the first time use of an exterior 3D-printed part on a Gripen fighter jet, rather than internal 3D-printed components, testing how a nylon polymer called PA2200 could be used in battlefield damage repair

Northrop Grumman has completed inspections, replacement of parts and re-assessment of major end items belonging to the U.S Army's Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System

New technologies on-board the USV further enhance its capability to operate autonomously in a busy maritime environment and to overcome communication challenges

Thales and MHI are joining forces to develop a unique autonomous mine countermeasure system capable of detecting, classifying and localising all types of mines, from fully buried mines to ground mines

L3Harris’ advanced Range Finder provides the ability to determine ranges in all weather and light conditions, whilst it’s pointing stability and distance measurement accuracy dramatically improves standoff range capabilities

The new Datamate backshells from Harwin mean that a fully EMI/RFI shielded connection can be established in a horizontal PCB to cable connection, mitigating the risk of EMI/RFI signal disruption

This upgrade of Silicon Sensing’s established CRS39 gyro includes a move to a single board, from two, reducing the unit’s mass by 40% and allowing it to be installed far more easily in space-limited applications