Category: Aerospace & Defence
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Frankenburg has opened a missile electronics facility in Riga, Latvia. The site adds assembly, fire-control integration, production testing, and quality control for Mark I air-defence missiles.
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Thermal satellite data is moving into commercial operations now again. SatVu’s HotSat-2 service targets infrastructure, defence, energy, economic monitoring, and climate resilience.
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Ubotica has raised funding to scale orbital maritime intelligence services. Live Maritime Intelligence uses onboard AI and autonomous satellite tasking.
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Code Metal has expanded its RF engineering capability through acquisition. Signal Processing Technologies adds SDR, spectrum sensing, and DSP expertise.
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Microchip has introduced a radiation-tolerant clock generator for spacecraft systems. The DSA504RT provides six programmable outputs for low-jitter aerospace and defence timing.
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Tytan is advancing AI-guided interceptor drones for European air defence. Its work combines onboard sensing, autonomy, target tracking, and command-network integration.
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Robin Radar and TNO are developing an airborne radar payload. The platform combines SAR, ISAR, GMTI, and onboard signal processing.
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Thales Netherlands is expanding radar production and testing in Hengelo. The programme adds test infrastructure, PCB capacity, and training facilities.
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Phlux has opened beta sampling for its infrared receiver module. The Sheffield device targets LiDAR, defence, security, and analytical instrumentation.
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Quell is targeting MIL-STD-461G failures with connector-level EMI filtering inserts. EESeal devices address emissions and susceptibility issues without PCB redesign, connector replacement, soldering, or mechanical modification.