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The Skyfront MagniPhy delivers improved data quality and enhanced ability to find subterranean objects because its rigid attachment ensures the magnetometer heading remains constant during flight

HENSOLDT is set to provide its PERI-RTWL turret-independent stabilized main optics, and its WAO turret-bound stabilized fire control optronics, for the PUMA infantry fighting vehicle (IFV)

Auterion and blackned GmbH are working together to develop a solution which enables the safe and efficient control of UxVs in the digital battlefield, integrating Auterion’s software with the TACTICAL CORE middleware

Rolls-Royce’s mtu engine program for military land vehicles is set to release a hybrid powerpack for special tactical requirements and a new version of the mtu Series 199

The U.S. Army has contracted Kopin to develop novel see-through Augmented Reality (AR) display optics for dismounted soldier vision system applications, delivering increased optical performance, nighttime visibility, and reductions in SWaP

The MUSS 2.0 (Multifunctional Self-Protection System) consists of four passive sensor heads, each with a missile and laser warning sensor, a central unit, an advanced laser-based infrared jammer and a countermeasure unit for ejecting pyrotechnic decoys

Rheinmetall is working with QUS to advance biomonitoring systems for soldiers, developing a joint solution that will combine proven sensors (heart rate, respiratory rate) with other external sensors (such as temperature)

The Oswego City Police Department’s Drone as a First Responder (DFR) program is set to draw on the uAvionix Casia G ground-based detect-and-avoid (DAA) system to support BVLOS operations

The combined company will grow Honeywell’s established systems and upgrade the F-35, EA-18G, AMRAAM and GMLRS platforms, while also introducing offerings on new platforms like Navy Radar (SPY-6) and UAS & C-UAS technologies

Safran Electronics & Defense has launched its Skyjacker counter-drone system at Eurosatory 2024, featuring a unique spoofing capability, radar detection, and optronic identification

Calamine from Per Vices Corporation offers an impressive tuning range from near DC to 40 GHz with four independent receive radio chains each offering 300 MSPS sampling bandwidth