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Defense Advancement is pleased to be collaborating with so many companies participating in DSEI this year...
DARPA has awarded Q-CTRL $38 million to develop AI-ruggedized quantum navigation sensors, enhancing GPS resilience and accuracy for advanced defense platforms and missions
With DSEI London approaching, Venturetec will be prominently featured with its own exhibition stand at South Hall S9, Booth 260/3, supported by a team of sales managers and technical experts
Teledyne FLIR OEM has revealed ACSL as the newest collaborator in the Thermal by FLIR® program, launching with the SAMO payload featuring the Hadron™ 640R dual thermal-visible camera module
In August 2025 Defense Advancement covered key developments across global defense technology, from advanced counter-drone solutions and secure communications to quantum sensing and protective equipment
Galvion has achieved 1.25 million Batlskin® helmet orders over the past decade, including more than 150,000 Caiman® helmets delivered to NATO and allied forces, all designed for seamless integration with modern mission equipment
Defense Advancement highlights FT Technologies’ battle-tested ultrasonic wind sensors, engineered for demanding military and defense applications
MilDef will present its latest rugged displays and vehicle electronics at DSEI 2025 in London, Booth N7-130, highlighting NATO interoperability and scalable architectures for future battlefield digitalization
Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group has selected Adtran’s Oscilloquartz OSA 3300 HP cesium clock to support advanced positioning, navigation and timing research
Performance Drone Works (PDW) has opened Drone Factory 01, a 90,000 sq. ft. facility in Huntsville, significantly boosting production capacity for its C100 UAS and AM-FPV tactical drones
Kraken Technology Group and NVL have formed a joint venture to expand the production of uncrewed surface vessels, combining NVL’s naval shipbuilding expertise with Kraken’s autonomous maritime systems capabilities
AeroVironment has supplied its new P550™ Group 2 UAS to the U.S. Army under the Long-Range Reconnaissance program, providing advanced capability, training, and rapid integration for Transformation in Contact (TiC) brigades