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Arbe has introduced a radar system designed for uncrewed vehicles. Gryphon combines high-resolution imaging with obstacle mapping for difficult terrain, but no military procurement or field deployment has been announced.
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Elbit has secured a new European rocket artillery supply contract. The $235 million agreement covers PULS launchers, EXTRA-MR guided rockets and logistics over three years, with the customer undisclosed.
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Denmark has contracted additional Naval Strike Missiles for coastal defence. The new agreement expands a system acquired during 2025.
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Rheinmetall and MSC have won the auction for Mangalia shipyard. Their proposed dual-use investment includes Romanian naval construction work.
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Rheinmetall has announced new medium-calibre ammunition production capacity at Albacete. Its expanded facilities support ammunition components and mortar manufacture across several calibres.
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Indian manufacturers have reportedly been shortlisted for helicopter armament development. The proposed indigenous turret remains subject to engineering and acceptance stages.
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Australia has disclosed new payloads for its uncrewed underwater systems. The systems extend planned maritime missions and will undergo further allied testing.
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Steyr and Avilus are integrating ground power for Grille flights. The M12 Power Unit charges spare batteries during flight; the companies report prior military exercise testing but no procurement award or operational service.
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The US Army will evaluate open systems architecture for XM30. Rheinmetall and General Dynamics each have prototype vehicles under test, but neither has been awarded the production contract.
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Zone 5 has displayed its proposed reusable Eclipse interceptor concept. Company figures describe speed, range, payload alternatives and manufacturing ambitions, but the aircraft remains in development without confirmed operational performance.