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>> We come from Slovenia. We are Team Tech
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and we are mostly hardware producer
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producers and this is Mateja from
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Slovenia Mil Sistemika. They do software
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solutions. This is one of the
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innovations that we did. It was a EDA
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project called Sububis 2. It's a swarm
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of underwater biomimetic vehicles. It
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each four countries. So, Slovenia,
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Portugal. The idea behind this is that
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it will do a seabed inspection. It has a
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2D 3D multibeam sonar on it and the
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communication is purely acoustic. So,
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swarm communicates acoustically with
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each other. 15-m range between each
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part of the swarm and there is a 1-km to
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1-km and a half range to the ground
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control station. The ground control
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station software is actually built by
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Mil Sistemika. It help us to automate
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to actually operate the swarm. In the
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project, they wanted to be built as much
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as possible on the open-source
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architecture that can be gathered. It
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microphone array with which
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a lot of microphones around with which
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they locate where they are in a swarm.
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The communication back with acoustics to
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ground control station. The
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communication between themselves.
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The antennas here when it's floating up
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on the sea, it actually communicates
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for going forward, backwards, turning,
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and four thrusters for going up and
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down. It's purely electric system. So,
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this is the battery compartment. We
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produce our own battery. So, we produce
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battery pack by ourselves putting
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together batteries. This can be extended
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to get have it bigger. Currently, with
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this we can reach 45 to 1 hour of play
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time with it. The final test for the TRL
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6 to have it check in the box was done
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in September 2025 in Poland. As for the
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it is available and it can be also built
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with some of the customer specs if they
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need them. Also, there are different
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sensors available on it. And the nice
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thing is that it it can actually because
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it swarms, you can cover more
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uh more seabed at the same time with
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multiple drones. So, our company, we are
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from Team Tech Team Tech from Slovenia.
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We are based in Slovenia and
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they are Mil Sistemika. They do the
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Thunder software for us. They're based
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in Slovenia in Ljubljana. Thank you.
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At Enforce Tack 2026, Diehl Defence
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unveiled the IRIS-T SLM X air defence
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system featuring a common eight-canister
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launcher that can fire both SLM and the
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new SLX interceptors. Each vehicle
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carries eight ready missiles and can mix
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loads such as four SLM and four SLX
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without changing the launcher design.
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The SLX extends engagement reach to 100
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km with interceptions out to 80 km and
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up to 30 km in altitude. By comparison,
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the SLM offers a 60-km range, 40-km
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interception distance, and 20-km
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altitude coverage. This mixed-load
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approach enhances flexibility within
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existing IRIS-T SL fire units, creating
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a layered defence capability. The
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combat-proven SLM counters aircraft,
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helicopters, cruise missiles, and drones
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with 360° coverage and network
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targeting. Adding the longer-range SLX
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expands the defended area significantly
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without requiring new launchers,
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sensors, or fire control systems.
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Germany's Diehl Defence also unveiled a
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compact unmanned ground combat vehicle
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UGV with a two-round Spike LR two
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launcher. Electrically powered for low
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acoustic and thermal signatures, the
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vehicle is designed to operate alongside
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dismounted infantry in urban, forested,
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and rugged terrain, delivering precision
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anti-armor fire while operators remain
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under cover. With a range of up to 5.5
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km and both fire and forget and fire and
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observe modes, the Spike LR two gives
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small units stand-off strike [music]
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capability once limited to larger
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armored platforms. Built on the Matro
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Ziesel and reconfigured from a support
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carrier into a remote anti-tank system,
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the platform is positioned as a force
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multiplier and a high-value ambush asset
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for restrictive environments.
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So, at High Technology, we are a a Dutch
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drone company that specializes in
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intelligence, surveillance, and
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reconnaissance drones for military and
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public safety implications. Our main
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focus is ISR drones and we have multiple
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uh our Martlet next year. This is our
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flagship. It's a very lightweight very
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quiet drone that is has an extended
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flight time of 110 minutes. We also
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multiple uh payload systems ISR payload
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systems camera systems that
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have long-range observation capabilities
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electro-optical camera with infrared
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This is the drone in box solution. It is
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a tethered drone that has a 1-m long
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tether. The box is capable to be
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attached to a boat or a vehicle, armored
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vehicle, or it can be in a fixed secure
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The main purpose of this drone is for
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long distance and long duration
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purposes. So, for perfect for border
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control, also good for remote units on
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the ground having an eye in the sky. Our
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systems can be easily integrated to a
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boat, to a vehicle, but can also be
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stationary in a secure location. It has
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an unlimited amount of flight time if
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it's connected to a ground power supply.
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we also have a free flight
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model. It deploys and lands
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automatically and is then charged in the
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box and ready to deploy. We are based in
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central Netherlands and you can find uh
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more information about our products from
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hightechnologies.com.
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At Enforce Tack 2026, ARX Robotics and
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MBDA Deutschland unveiled a new
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configuration of the Garian unmanned
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ground vehicle armed with four
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ready-to-fire Enforcer precision guided
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missiles. The result is a remotely
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operated mobile strike platform capable
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of engaging armored vehicles and
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fortified positions while keeping
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infantry under cover. Originally
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designed as a reconnaissance and
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logistics robot, Garian is transformed
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here into a precision combat asset.
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The Enforcer missile developed by MBDA
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Deutschland is a lightweight
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fire-and-forget system with a range of
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about 2 km. Using electro-optical and
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infrared guidance, it can strike light
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armored vehicles and high-value targets
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day or night. Its soft-launch design
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reduces backblast, making it suitable
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for urban and confined environments.
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With four missiles on board, the
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unmanned platform can maneuver into
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high-risk areas such as contested urban
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zones or wooded terrain and engage
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[music] multiple threats in succession.
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Operable in both manual and autonomous
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modes at distances up to 4 km, the
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system reflects a broader shift toward
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robotic lethality and network precision
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fires in European and NATO land warfare
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>> So, I'm Andreas. I'm the CEO of the
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We call Hecto Drone. We are based in
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Denmark. All of our systems are made in
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Denmark as well and we specialize in
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heavy-lift petrol-electric drones. So,
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our motto is fly for hours, not minutes.
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So, if you want to do long endurance,
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and then we have a partnership with SA
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say I, Small Arms Industries, also a
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Danish-based manufacturer. They make
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weapon systems, we make drones, and then
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we combine the two systems into one
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So, we started out with doing cargo
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drones. So, mainly they are for moving
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stuff about, shipments, last-mile
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delivery, special payload stuff like
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that. And then we a year ago, we started
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looking into smaller drones, FPV drones
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with smaller caliber weapons. So, .22,
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9-mm, 12-gauge shotguns as well.
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looked at our bigger drone system. Uh we
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Our partner SAI, they make a .50 caliber
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Uh so we thought maybe there's a use
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Uh the idea started with the whole
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Greenland thing and boats that are not
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supposed to be there. So how can we not
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only detect the boats and see them, but
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also do something about it. So
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not that we're going to sink a boat, but
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make a hole that they need to
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make a hole in the the shell and then
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they need to turn around or something.
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So it's it's mostly for yeah, vehicles
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um material essentially. Yeah, so we
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went with a petrol-electric uh version
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we have existed for 10 years. So we've
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been in agriculture first and then this
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whole war thing happened with Ukraine
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and then we started moving into that.
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Uh but we essentially specialize in
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uh petrol-powered systems. So instead of
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powering the drone with batteries, we
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power it with generators. And depending
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on the setup, you get roughly 10 times
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the flight time of a electric version of
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Um and then the reason why we chose a
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dual-barrel .50 cal, uh it's in
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collaboration with SAI,
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is because of recoil management. So when
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one gun shoots, it reloads the other,
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but it also moves it back and forth. So
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we can take out a bunch of the recoil
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and make the drone more stable when
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Yeah, we've shot a bunch of stuff with
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the drones. Uh still testing and
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everything. We're just showing it off
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uh today for the first time.
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Of course the main platform, the main
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drone, and the main gun has all been
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tested for many years. So we make
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roughly one a week of these drones and
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SAI they make a bunch of these weapons
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as well. So separately they've been
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tested thoroughly, but we're still doing
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the testing on on the combined system.
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So we are from now uh we are ready to
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offer the solution. We are of course we
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need to finish the whole testing thing,
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but it will be be ready by summer. Um
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uh so yeah, we're ready. We are offering
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the drone now and we're also offering
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the the gun separately and then the
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combined system will be be ready by
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Germany's Rheinmetall unveiled the Fuchs
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Jaguar, a heavily armed evolution of its
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Fuchs 6x6 armored vehicle configured as
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a missile tank destroyer. The platform
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can carry and vertically launch up to 24
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Hellfire Longbow missiles, giving it a
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missile load more typical of larger
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tracked systems or aircraft. The
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Jagium's dual-mode seeker combines laser
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and millimeter wave radar guidance
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enabling precision strikes against
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moving armored vehicles, fortified
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positions, and even aerial threats.
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The Hellfire Longbow offers
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combat-proven radar-guided
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fire-and-forget capability. A vertical
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launch architecture allows 360°
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engagement without repositioning,
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improving reaction time and
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survivability. With 24 ready rounds and
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integrated electro-optical and radar
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sensors, the Fuchs Jagium is designed
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for rapid multi-target engagements and
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networked operations within NATO's
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distributed sensor-to-shooter
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battlefield framework.
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We are as Wex, the company is
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uh an export agency owned by the
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Hungarian state and our main task, main
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goal is to help all the Hungarian
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companies working on the defense
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industry field to get any possibilities
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outside Hungary for so it's an export.
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we are working on many
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uh tasks, but the main point is that we
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visit many exhibitions all over the
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world and we bring the companies with
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us. On special niche products, we are
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very good. We have very good engineers.
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uh product productions possibilities as
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supplier and of course as
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final products. For example, firearms we
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produce, we produce ammunition. We have
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a very close connection with uh big
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companies like Rheinmetall, BAE Systems,
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And we produce with them together
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uh a few products in Hungary. We have
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specialized for this uh shelter uh which
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shelter which you can see behind me. We
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have uh very good air solutions, VR
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solutions. We have of course these
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drones and these uh what is it called?
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These are the main things which we here
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at uh Enforce Tac, but of course in the
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next expo we will have other products. I
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uh have to mention that Wex, the
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company, is not only member of the
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Hungarian Defense Association, but the
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leader. So it means I'm the president of
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the Hungarian Defense Industry
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Association. We are uh in a building up
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phase. It means we have connection to
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German, Slovak, Czech, Austrian, Greek
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associations, but we want to widen it of
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And we want to reach, let's say, all the
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European associations. Thank you so
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Alongside Rheinmetall KNDS presented a
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new configuration of Milrem Robotics'
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THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle
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integrating the H bomb's minefield
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breaching system developed with KNDS
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Deutschland and Wescom Group.
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The system is designed to clear safe
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lanes through anti-personnel minefields
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and obstacles while keeping operators at
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standoff distance [music] addressing
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growing demand from NATO forces for
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unmanned combat engineering tools in
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drone-saturated heavily mined
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THeMIS, a modular tracked UGV already in
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service with several European forces,
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serves as a multi-role tool carrier. In
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this configuration, it deploys two H
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>> each capable of clearing a lane about 54
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m long. Remotely controlled from
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positioning to detonation, the system
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enables combat engineers to breach
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>> without direct exposure to fire or blast
