September 2023 News Global Defence & Security Industry - Military |
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During the DSEI 2023 exhibition, the technology group Rohde & Schwarz announced that the Norwegian army has selected this company to supply a comprehensive electronic warfare system known as Heimdall. This strategic decision aims to bolster Norway's surveillance capabilities and improve situational awareness.
During the DSEI 2023 exhibition, Teledyne FLIR Defense, a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, is unveiling an advanced technology concept at this year's DSEI conference in London. This concept introduces the Black Recon Vehicle Reconnaissance System (VRS), aiming to facilitate autonomous launch and recovery of small drones from military vehicles, providing covert situational awareness without personnel leaving their vehicles.
Israeli company Rafael announces that Pearson Engineering will play a significant role in delivering the Samson 30mm Remote Weapon Station (RWS). Initially aimed at UK opportunities, the collaboration launched at DSEI 2023 will see critical knowledge and skills transferred to the Newcastle-based team. This strategic development supports current thinking around Boxer’s role on the battlefield as the foundation of a dispersed medium force.
At the DSEI 2023 expo, Paramount is highlighting its own loitering munition: the N-Raven. A recent report reveals a substantial increase in the loitering munitions market, showing a projected growth rate of 525% between 2020 and 2024. This surge is attributed to various global conflicts, notably the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian conflict. The report estimates that annual spending on loitering munitions will exceed $600 million in the coming years.
At the DSEI 2023 Exhibition in London, Controp Precision Technologies Ltd. unveils "Smart Vision," a suite of technologies driven by Edge AI and intelligent algorithms designed to enhance autonomy and automation in surveillance and reconnaissance missions across various domains.
Modernizing armed forces remains a constant priority for many nations across the globe, and the United Kingdom is no exception. As part of the UK government's Land Industrial Strategy (LIS), the British Army is working to streamline its fleet of land mobility platforms. A centerpiece of this initiative is Supacat's High Mobility Transporters (HMT) Common Base Platform.
TT Electronics is showcasing its range of DC-DC and AC-DC converters at DSEI 2023. The products are designed for safety-critical applications in the aerospace and defense industries and comply with industry standards. The company is also introducing a certified civil aerospace power supply that is awaiting formal flight certification.
Babcock International Group, a British defense and engineering services provider, has announced a strategic Enterprise Agreement (EA) with Palantir Technologies UK at DSEI 2023 to enhance its digital defense capabilities. Through this partnership, Babcock gains access to Palantir's data platform, designed to streamline data management processes.
Hanwha Aerospace is unveiling its K9A2 Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH) platform fitted with the Composite Rubber Track (CRT) developed by Soucy Defense, a key milestone for developing a British variant of K9A2 meeting the requirements of the UK Mobile Fires Platform (MFP) programme.
Avon Protection reveals new advancements in Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) protective equipment and military diving technologies at the DSEI 2023 event in London.
At DSEI 2023, the UAE company Paramount announced the production of its 6x6 Infantry Combat Vehicle (ICV), the Mbombe 6, in response to growing global demand, especially with Latin American and Southern African Development Community (SADEC) national defense forces placing orders. Paramount confirmed the production of over 20 Mbombe 6 next-generation ICVs with deliveries already underway.
Northrop Grumman Corporation and Serco have entered into a strategic partnership agreement to work on the British Army's Collective Training Transformation Program (CTTP). The deal has been disclosed at the DSEI 2023 event in London.
During the DSEI 2023 event, Finnish defense company Patria revealed more about its FAMOUS project. The European Union (EU) has granted approval for the second phase of the project, known as European Future Highly Mobile Augmented Armoured Systems (FAMOUS). The project has secured approximately €95 million in funding from the European Defence Fund (EDF).
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is presenting its Rotem Alpha at the DSEI 2023 event in London. The Rotem Alpha is a tactical vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) glide munition machine designed for anti-tank operations. The munition is intended for use by tactical units requiring anti-tank capabilities.
Milrem Robotics unveils a new THeMIS Combat Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) equipped with loitering munitions that allow engaging targets farther behind enemy lines.
At DSEI 2023, Leonardo revealed it had won a three-year contract from the UK Ministry of Defense (MOD) to provide data science, engineering, and visualization services. This contract is part of the MOD's Cyber Mission Data (CMD) program and has a value of up to £9 million. The main aim is to help the UK defend against cyber threats from hostile states and criminal organizations.
By combining Thales' expertise in advanced technology solutions, sensors and system integration with Schiebel's extensive experience in designing, developing and delivering high-performance RWUAS, this collaboration focuses on unlocking new frontiers around the world in uncrewed aerial operations. Through cooperation, both companies aim to leverage their respective complementary strengths to drive innovation, expand market reach, and meet the evolving needs of customers worldwide.
During the DSEI 2023 exhibition, technology company Marss introduced its latest portable anti-drone system, the Interceptor-SR (Short Range). This new system is designed to offer enhanced protection against drones for both vehicles and personnel.
Teledyne FLIR announced the expansion of its Neutrino Ground ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) series at DSEI 2023. The company, a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, has added two new mid-wave infrared (MWIR) imaging solutions ) to the series: the Neutrino Ground ISR 300 and the Ground ISR 420. These products are designed for various applications, including perimeter surveillance, border security, and counter-UAS (unmanned aerial systems) operations.
During the DSEI 2023 exhibition in London, Leonardo secured a contract with the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) to equip 309 vehicles of the Royal Danish Army with advanced camera systems. The contract, valued at over £10 million (approximately €11.6 million), will enhance the capabilities of the Piranha V 8x8 Armoured Personnel Carriers (APCs) and CAESAR 8x8 self-propelled howitzer.
On September 13, 2023, Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land (RBSL) granted a subcontract worth £6 million to Quantic Thistle, a specialized UK-based company known for its expertise in sensor technology. This collaboration holds a pivotal role in improving the capabilities of the upgraded Challenger 3 Main Battle Tank (MBT).
London, United Kingdom, September 12, 2023 - The editorial team of Army Recognition marked the commencement of their coverage at the Defense and Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2023 event today. As one of the world's leading defense and security exhibitions, DSEI 2023 promises a plethora of defense innovations, technologies, and discussions in the fields of Land, Air and Sea of the international defense industry from all over the world.
Israeli defense company, Plasan, renowned for its commitment to soldier safety and security, is set to unveil its latest innovations in survivability at the DSEI 2023 event. Visitors can explore Plasan's exceptional capabilities at Hall 4, Booth 405.
London, United Kingdom, September 12, 2023 – Belgian Company John Cockerill, a renowned name in the defense industry, marked its presence at the DSEI 2023 defense exhibition held in London, unveiling the latest advancements of its i-X light combat vehicle. The company has been at the forefront of innovation, and this year's exhibition was no exception.
Theon Sensors and Scytalys, members of EFA Group, are presenting a wide range of cutting-edge products, systems and technological solutions at Hall 1, booth 215, that help address both current and emerging operational needs of armed forces.
