Category: Aerospace & Defence
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BAE Systems has widened its push into mission-edge defence AI. A strategic agreement with Scale AI targets faster deployment of adaptive software across combat vehicles, deterrence programmes, and future operational platforms.
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RANsemi has secured a tactical 5G baseband design win now. Its RNS802 SoC sits at the heart of Apeiroon’s deployable 4G and 5G systems for defence, public safety, and temporary private networks.
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Europe’s space electronics push is demanding deeper avionics capability. Aurora Avionics’ Edinburgh expansion gives the company more room to scale modular launcher and orbital electronics work.
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Keysight and 3dB Labs have linked RF tools more tightly. The integration brings Keysight spectrum and FieldFox analysers into Sceptre, creating a unified workflow for signal monitoring, recording, playback, and post-event analysis.
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JDI is pushing rugged displays deeper into defence electronics programmes. Its latest focus is on NVIS-ready IPS modules built for harsh environments, long lifecycles, and multi-domain platform integration.
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India is moving deeper into very low Earth orbit hardware. BEL and Bellatrix Aerospace are pairing mission electronics, payload development, and propulsion expertise for satellite platforms built specifically for VLEO operations.
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Teledyne releases wideband limiter to protect EW receiver front-ends hardware. The passive 0.1–20 GHz module is built to absorb high-power RF before it reaches sensitive electronics, with SMA connectors and fast recovery aimed at retrofit protection in R-ESM and EW systems.
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Sony brings drone-ready cameras and LiDAR to Amsterdam Drone Week. The company plans live demonstrations spanning 61MP aerial imaging, 4K60 zoom blocks, and miniature dToF depth sensing for mapping, inspection, surveillance, and traffic operations.
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L3Harris says additive manufacturing is reshaping airbreathing hypersonic propulsion production. The company reports a tenfold reduction in 3D-printed component lead times under a US DoD manufacturing programme.
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Astute will showcase Mobile Mark antennas at Enforce Tac 2026. The Hall 9 presence positions UK-built RF hardware for European defence integrators seeking rugged, high-performance communications across specialist and conventional bands.