To complete their missions successfully in hostile territory, helicopters must have accurate, jam-resistant navigation systems that are able to operate effectively and dependably in all mission scenarios. These conditions may require high-speed, low-level flight over featureless, unknown terrain, and in the presence of enemy jamming.

PackBot 525 is the newest iteration of the legendary, field-tested PackBot robot. PackBot 525 upgrades include state-of-the-art HD cameras, improved illumination, optional in-situ charging, the addition of a laser range finder, enhanced accessory ports, and more attachment points for add-on accessories. More capably than ever, PackBot 525 performs bomb disposal, surveillance and reconnaissance, CBRN detection and HazMat handling operations.

FMP is built around Moog’s world-renowned military motion control technology. Options include integration of Moog’s high-performance stabilization and weapon stores management systems (SMS), providing missile firing capability to suit any mission. Missiles previously only launchable from helicopters may now be fired from ground vehicles with missile combinations able to suit any mission need from any platform.

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Indra's S-Band primary surveillance radar is an improved product of Northrop Grumman's S-Band primary surveillance radar acquired in 2006, based on Indra's 40 years of experience with primary surveillance radars for civil and defense industries. It has been reinforced based on . The MSSR Mode S system supports the largest number of target acquisitions in existence, with a detection range of up to 256NM and more than 1080 targets at a speed of 15rpm. Ground surveillance radar is used in large-scale airports to monitor traffic on the airport surface and control aircraft and vehicles on the ground during bad weather or when the location of the control tower makes it difficult to clearly observe the runway or taxiway. It's a radar.

Confronting climate change, designing quieter and more efficient airplanes, developing innovative satellites to observe the Earth's system: our sector is using its skills to their utmost to take action for the environment. Our two main objectives are to advance our technologies so that we can better observe our planet and to create sustainable air travel.

PBS TJ150 turbojet engine features a compact design and excellent thrust-to-weight ratio. Built-in starter-generator provides reliable starting and power to the deck network. Customisation possible (adjustment of hinges, length of outlet nozzle, etc.) A version of the engine with pyrotechnic ignition is available. A version of the engine is available that allows it to be re-used after a landing in salt water.

Success in modern warfare requires technologies that use adaptive intelligence processing to help military personnel make better decisions faster and stay ahead of opponents at every stage of mission. That's what our Autonomy R&D teams excel at creating, and it's what our unparalleled autonomous solutions deliver on land, at sea, in the air, in space, and beyond.