Acoustic gunshot detection, Collaborative combat, Interoperability and Vehicle survivability are the main activities that Metravib Defence will showcase during DSEI 2021.

Propelled by the French Army’s Scorpion program, acoustic detection is establishing itself as a central technology for collaborative defense. Metravib Defence, the inventor of acoustic gunshot detection and supplier of acoustic localization systems for “Griffon” VBMR  and “Jaguar” EBRC, fits perfectly into this new operational approach, by offering solutions to exploit, fuse and share data from theatres of operation (Picture source: Metravib Defence)

For more than 30 years, we have been designing and manufacturing a superior range of innovative, technology-driven & combat proven products and providing high quality services for an advanced situational awareness and a greater force protection in more than twenty-five countries.

Based on that strong foundation, Metravib Defence is now on track to become one iconic global brand, and acknowledged defence industry leader as a trusted data fusion solution provider and partner delivering unrivaled, interoperable AI-powered sensors & ecosystems for maximizing the infovalorization & digitalization of the battlefield and that empower our customers to make enlightened decisions based on accurate and vital data for improving operational capabilities.

At the heart of the infovalorization and digitalization of the battlefield

Propelled by the French Army’s Scorpion program, acoustic detection is establishing itself as a central technology for collaborative defense. Metravib Defence, the inventor of acoustic gunshot detection and supplier of acoustic localization systems for “Griffon” VBMR (multi-role armored vehicles) and “Jaguar” EBRC (armored reconnaissance and combat vehicles), fits perfectly into this new operational approach, by offering solutions to exploit, fuse and share data from theatres of operation.

PILAR V is the essential sensor in the vetronics enhancing situational awareness. Its unique and innovative architecture allows interoperability with the SICS (Système d’Information et de Combat Scorpion) Battlefield Management System, which shares data between “connected” vehicles in order to maximize the infovalorization and digitalization of the battlefield.