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Steyr Motors reports a €310 million backlog extending through 2030. Its defence pipeline spans naval craft, military vehicles, motor-generator units, autonomous systems, and mobile power despite short-term procurement delays.
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Germany has opened a national centre for counter-drone technology research. DLR will combine realistic testing, operational requirements, security authorities, research, and industry to accelerate detection and defence technologies.
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Indra has demonstrated explainable AI for complex military decision-making tasks. FaRADAI trials covered scene interpretation, threat assessment, sensor resilience, and dynamic route generation while retaining human oversight of critical decisions.
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Thales and Systematic will combine systems for Danish air defence. The partnership links command-and-control software with Thales air-defence technology while supporting NATO interoperability and greater Danish industrial involvement.
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Rheinmetall and Hensoldt have integrated passive radar into air defence. Twinvis data fed Skymaster and a deployed Skynex battery during Timber Express 2026 under NATO Link 16 networking conditions.
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Terma will integrate Denmark’s national counter-drone sensor and command network. Helion and FACE will combine distributed data into a shared operational picture spanning military, civilian, and critical-infrastructure sites.
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3ME will supply EdgeVOLT prototypes for US defence energy trials. The DIU programme includes standard and extreme-temperature configurations designed for tactical equipment, sensors, autonomous platforms, and field infrastructure.
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Hanwha will deliver six K9 prototypes for US Army testing. The Mobile Tactical Cannon agreement includes options for 12 further systems and establishes Alabama as the first US integration and test location.
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Polish vehicle production gains several hundred new tactical chassis orders. CSG will supply Huta Stalowa Wola for Waran and Heron production, with deliveries continuing through 2029.
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Rheinmetall will supply 149 additional Bundeswehr mobile medical rescue stations. The €500 million-plus call-off expands a modular programme built around protected configurations, independent power, containerised emergency treatment, and rapid deployment.