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VAMPIRE production is moving into a more scalable factory phase. L3Harris has opened a Huntsville line built for flexible assembly, testing, and installation as counter-drone demand grows.
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Honeywell is expanding component capacity for America’s munitions production base. The investment targets navigation systems, missile actuators, and electronic warfare hardware used across defence programmes.
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Javelin output growth is forcing suppliers to expand industrial capacity. Lockheed Martin and Raytheon are pushing tooling, testing, and second-source work deeper into the missile supply chain.
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T2S has secured a major defence cyber infrastructure contract. The award underlines how zero trust, AI security tooling, and C5ISR hardening are now being bought as long-cycle capability programmes.
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MARTE has moved into Europe’s next tank architecture phase. The programme now turns collaborative ambition into subsystem decisions, interface rules, and the industrial logic needed for a buildable land platform.
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Osnabrück could yet become an air-defence production node. Talks with Rafael point to support equipment manufacturing that sits between automotive restructuring and Europe’s wider missile-defence expansion.
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MS&D 2026 will deepen Hamburg’s naval industry focus further. The expanded format ties conference debate directly to shipyards, suppliers, dual-use technology companies, and procurement audiences attending SMM.
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Cyber resilience increasingly defines industrial readiness across defence supply chains. Infosecurity Europe’s 2026 agenda reflects how production continuity now sits inside the security conversation.
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Defence electrification increasingly turns on packaging, cooling, and assembly. RML Group’s DPRTE line-up shows how batteries and harnesses are moving into the military engineering mainstream.
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Mobile counter-drone systems increasingly hinge on manufacturable integration architectures. Leonidas AGV blends microwaves, autonomy, and vehicle engineering into a package aimed at scalable defence deployment.