The war in Ukraine has highlighted the critical importance of extending the artillery range. The ability to shoot farther than your enemy and stay out of reach of their counter-battery fire is essential. Numerous global development programs aim to extend
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In modern warfare, the ability to gather critical intelligence while remaining hidden is crucial. New portable surveillance technologies are disruptive. Replacing static devices, they are deployable on the ground, in the air and on the water surface. This significantly enhances
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A new, unique multinational armoured vehicle concept was unveiled at Eurosatory 2024. Funded by the EU and nine member countries, the Patria-coordinated concept is planned to enter production by 2027. With war still raging in Ukraine, the European Union aims
Artificial intelligence (AI) is dramatically altering the landscape of modern warfare, ushering in a new era characterized by unprecedented speed, precision, and complexity. At Eurosatory 2024, AI’s transformative potential was a focal point of discussions among military leaders, industry experts,
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The traditional helmet materials are increasingly being replaced by new ones, such as titanium. It is a lightweight metal alloy characterized by low density and good specific strength. Due to its susceptibility to adiabatic shear, titanium is typically used in
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Austrian Ulbrichts is regarded as the world’s premier manufacturer of ballistic titanium helmets. It is widely used by police and special forces around the world. Ulbrichts Protection, a division of the Ulbrichts Group based in Schwanenstadt, produces ballistic titanium helmets
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Demonstrator main battle tanks were introduced at Eurosatory 2024 to address the weight issues associated with Western main battle tanks. The solution involves retaining the legacy chassis and mounting an unmanned turret. This is merely an interim measure until completely
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Modern armies use polymer fiber composite helmets for protection against fragments. But there are metallic alternatives that have their own benefits and should not be forgotten. One of these materials is steel, which is trying to make a comeback. Every
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The increasing use of unmanned explosive boats signals a shift in maritime conflict dynamics, where asymmetrical tactics can effectively challenge traditional naval dominance. Most recently, Ukraine announced it had successfully used sea drones to attack and destroy a Russian warship,
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Saab’s Stirling engine is quiet and vibration free. No vibrations spread out to the hull making the submarine silent in the water and therefore difficult to find. By heating and cooling the gas in a Stirling engine, the piston can move in a cylinder. The submarine can then use cold seawater for cooling and liquid oxygen and diesel to create the heating of the engine.
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