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Hensoldt and Nano Dimension to Collaborate

3D Structural Electronics Driven by Need for Miniaturisation and Modularity

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Northrop Grumman to Build 30 More G/ATOR Radars for USMC

Mobile, Agile System to Replace Five Legacy Radar Systems

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Cubic to Develop Small Form Factor Radio for USAF

New Radio Will Demonstrate BOOMSLANG Waveform

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ISDEF 2019: Meprolight Showcases NYX-200

Rugged and Flexible, Available in Two Configurations

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ISDEF 2019: Seraphim Optronics Reveals FireFly

Integrated Surveillance Solution Embodies Multiple Technologies

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ISDEF 2019: Cyber 2.0 Offers Unhackable Cyber Defence

Mathematics-based Solution Models Prove Superior

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10th PLATH Intelligence Workshop Sets New Record

A Positive Overall Balance

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ISDEF 2019: GETSAT Highlights Mobile SATCOMS

Small, Light, Low Power Consumption SATCOM Terminals

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German Army to Receive Elbit Systems E-LynX Radios

Elbit Systems Subsidiary in Germany Selected to Supply Soldier Radio Systems to the German Army

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Tecnobit Awarded Tactical Communications Datalink Contract in Japan

Company Will Establish SDR Production Facility in Valdepeñas

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Barrett Communications Makes a Difference in Peru

Vital Communications Link in Remote Areas

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Rohde & Schwarz Presents Sovereign Digital Airborne Comms at Paris Air Show

SOVERON AR, the new generation of software defined airborne radios, + GUARDION counter drone system showcased

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US Army Selects Envitia for Interoperability Project

Bespoke Software Development for US Army Geospatial Center

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PicoSAR is an extremely flexible system and has flown on more than 10 different aircraft. The radar has been flown in Oceania, the Far East, the Middle East, Europe, North Africa, North America and South America and has been acquired by more than 10 customers. PicoSAR is part of a wider portfolio of airborne radars that include best-in-class M-Scan (mechanically-scanning) and E-scan (electronically scanning) systems for both surveillance and fire-control missions. (Image: Leonardo) QinetiQ was awarded a C$51 million contract to deliver unmanned aircraft systems (UAS, aka drones) that will drive enhanced situational awareness for the Canadian Armed Forces. Story here. The vertical take-off UAS will provide ISTAR services to the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Special Operations Forces Command, for both domestic and international operations. The system, based on the UMS Skeldar V-200 UAS, will be equipped with a number of sensors including the L-3 Wescam MX-8 and MX-10D electro-optic infrared (EO/IR) cameras.

Leonardo PicoSAR to Equip New Canadian ISTAR UAS

All-weather ground mapping and surveillance capability 

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EW Test Solution for Helicopter ESM/RWR Suites

Elettronica, ELT GmbH & Spherea Sign MoU

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Viasat to Modernise US Operational Capabilities

Five-Year Sole-Source Contract for Rapid Migration of C5AD Capability

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Elbit BrightNite Declared Operational by NATO Force

Capability in DVE Flight ‘a Gamechanger’

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Collins Aerospace Certifies M-Code Common GPS Module

Certification Widens Application Range and Provides Eligibility for FMS

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