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MIDHANI’s SN-41 superalloy is set to transform India’s defense capabilities, especially in high-temperature applications like jet engines and missile systems. Engineered to endure extreme conditions, this advanced material promises to enhance the performance and durability of critical aerospace components. In this video, we explore how this cutting-edge technology positions India as a global leader in defense innovation, advancing self-reliance and boosting the efficiency of the country's high-performance military systems. Discover how SN-41 is paving the way for the future of defense technology.

Every two years, EUROSATORY attracts military and industry experts in addition to interested private individuals alike to Paris to find out about new trends and technical developments at the world’s largest defence technology trade fair. Reason enough for the German medium-sized military vehicle manufacturer FFG (Flensburger Fahrzeugbau Gesellschaft GmbH) to present several innovative armoured vehicles ‘live’ again this year. One of these is the Armoured Combat Support Vehicle (ACSV) G5, which offers armed forces flexible support on the battlefield, covering a wide range of deployment options through the use of different mission modules. This multi-role vehicle was designed from scratch with the aim of deploying a modular payload on a highly protected and mobile vehicle base. By utilising ISO container industry standards, the modules used can be exchanged within a few hours in order to assign the vehicle to new applications, making the ACSV G5 flexible for a wide range of tasks. The electronic concept of the vehicle follows the NATO Generic Vehicle Architecture (NGVA) and fulfils extremely high requirements for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and data security thanks to consistent red/black network separation. In addition, a CAN-bus system enables rapid data exchange between the individual vehicle components and allows faults to be analysed quickly, if necessary.Conceptually, the ACSV G5 combines exceptionally effective mine protection with a robust design, while MOTS and COTS products in particular are used in production to the greatest extent possible. As a result, it does not only represent a variable and reliable vehicle solution, but moreover offers a particularly good price-performance ratio over its entire life cycle, thanks to its simple maintenance and servicing concept, too. #military #defense #defence #militaryleak https://lnkd.in/gfKgXNza

Saab maintains the widest and most advanced set of defence and aerospace capabilities in Europe, with fully independent, system-level design and development skills across all domains (air, land, sea, space and cyber). Saab products and systems are vital to the defence and security of Europe, and the world. For almost 90 years Saab has been the guarantor of advanced defence technology and strategic autonomy for Sweden and for our customers worldwide. Saab maintains its world-leading edge by developing solutions that are always operationally relevant, supremely capable and cost effective. In the air domain the two best examples of this are the GlobalEye airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) system and the Gripen multi-role fighter. Each of these next-generation systems redefines what it means it to deliver superior airpower. Each of these is the most modern and capable of their type available anywhere on the market today. Each of these gives the smart air force the operational advantage that delivers mission success at all times. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/d8mqN9V6 #Saab #airforce #supremacy #defence #aerospace #defence #industry #technology #armedforces #Sweden #Europe #NATO #Gripen #GlobalEye

Hanwha Aerospace, South Korea’s leading aerospace and defence corporation, will join the Black Sea Defense & Aerospace (BSDA) 2024 Exhibition and Conference to be held at the ROMAERO Complex in Bucharest, Romania, from 22nd-24th May. This is the first time that Hanwha Aerospace will be participating in the prestigious defence fair in the Black Sea region, representing the company’s ambitious initiatives to build and expand partnerships with Romania and neighbouring countries. In the exhibition, Hanwha Aerospace will display a range of advanced capabilities concentrating to combat vehicles and precision-guided weapons. The Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) will take the centre stage, as the vehicle offers a range of innovative technologies, meeting the requirements of Romania’s military modernisation plans. Based on the South Korean Army’s K21 infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), the Redback was developed to feature the state-of-the-art technologies and capabilities, which include the in-arm suspension units; the composite rubber track; a hard-kill active protection system; and a see-through helmet mounted situational awareness display. In 2023, the Redback was selected by Australia for the LAND 400 Phase 3 programme to deliver 129 IFVs, with an extensive involvement of Australian supply chains. The Redback is also considered to be a baseline for the South Korean Army’s next-generation IFV development. #military #defense #defence #militaryleak https://lnkd.in/dtMtnYtm

From military aerospace to commercial avionics, Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) is paving the way for a new era of reliable, real-time communication in mission-critical systems. Who’s adopting TSN? ☑️ Defense contractors are leveraging TSN for secure, deterministic networking in high-stakes military operations ☑️Aerospace leaders are using TSN for robust, high-reliability data exchanges between avionics systems, enhancing flight safety and operational efficiency ☑️Avionics manufacturers are integrating TSN to streamline communications across next-gen aircraft systems, ensuring precise coordination of critical components. Stay ahead of the curve and explore the future of networking in aerospace with Lynx: https://lnkd.in/gC3JXg-9

Military Platforms Market worth $77.08 Billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 6.8%: Military Platforms Market The global Military Platforms Market in terms of revenue is estimated to be worth $51.87 billion in 2024 and is poised to reach $77.08 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.8% during the forecast period. … Continue reading → #Europe #Technology #UK #US #World

Credit to Ministry of Defence, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory and The Rt Hon John Healey MP 20 October 2024 New air defence laser engages multiple missiles at once   - GOV.UK https://lnkd.in/g-_xPjZP ● Air protection laser defeats 100% of targets in live firing trial. ● Equipment being fitted to UK military aircraft to defeat missile threats.  ● Collaboration between Dstl scientists and UK industry partners help support 1950 jobs across Scotland.  RAF pilots are one step closer to being equipped with a cutting-edge laser self-protection system, following 100% successful live-fire trials.   The laser is being designed to be fitted to a range of RAF aircraft including the intelligence gathering Shadow R2 and A400M transporter, ready to rapidly detect and defeat threats such as missiles.   During the trial at the Vidsel Test Range in Sweden, the operational system defeated a range of infrared heat-seeking missiles being fired simultaneously.  100% of threats were quickly defeated using a laser with pinpoint accuracy, which has been designed and developed by the Team Pellonia partnership between Leonardo UK, Thales UK, and the MOD’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory.

Attended 18th edition of DSA 2024. Defence Service Asia Exhibition and Conference (DSA), hosted, supported and co-organised by the Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Home Affairs. More than 1300 companies from more than 60 countries attended the exhibition, spread across 34 pavilions. •Brunei Ministry of Defence purchased 6 units of H145M helicopters, •Hanwha Aerospace (Korean) has announced to supply Poland with another 72 units of the K239 Chunmoo multiple launch rocket system, •Singapore has launched its fourth Invincible-class submarine in Germany •China’s 3rd Aircraft Carrier Undergoing Sea Trials, countries are strengthening their defence capabilities for a variety of reasons. While preparation for war is one aspect, some countries’ military build-up is driven by complex interplay of security concerns, regional dynamics, technological advancements, and national pride. *interviewed by the media regards to defence technology, feedback on DSA gathering. #defence #malaysia #dsa #turkeye #airplane #aviation

The Global Combat Air Program GCAP is shaping the future of air combat with its ambitious goal to develop a sixth-generation stealth fighter aircraft. Launched in December 2022 by Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom, the program aims to replace aging fighter jets like the Eurofighter Typhoon and Mitsubishi F-2. Recently, Saudi Arabia has emerged as a potential partner, with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressing support for Riyadh’s inclusion. This move could significantly enhance Saudi Arabia’s air force capabilities and strengthen its geopolitical alliances. For Saudi Arabia, joining the GCAP would address a critical gap in its fighter fleet. The Kingdom has long sought advanced stealth aircraft like the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II but faced challenges due to U.S. commitments to Israel. The GCAP offers a viable alternative, providing access to cutting-edge technology that could outmatch regional rivals. Additionally, Saudi Arabia’s financial backing could alleviate budgetary constraints for the program, accelerating its development. However, challenges remain. Japan, one of the founding members, has expressed reservations due to export restrictions and potential delays. Saudi Arabia’s human rights record and ties with China also pose diplomatic hurdles. Despite these complexities, the Kingdom’s inclusion could bring substantial benefits, including enhanced geopolitical influence and accelerated technological advancements. As the GCAP moves forward, the decisions made by its members will shape the future of global defense collaboration. Saudi Arabia’s potential entry could set a precedent for multinational military innovation, making the GCAP a cornerstone of modern air combat. #DefenseInnovation #GlobalCollaboration #AirCombat Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eYh--Nbt

We are proud to announce that Babcock International Group has become a member of SDA. Babcock is an international defence, aerospace and security company providing support and product solutions to enhance its customers’ defence capabilities and critical assets. Neal Misell, CEO of Babcock’s Mission Systems business said: "As a provider of secure communications for the UK military, maintaining a safe space environment is obviously critically important. Being a member of the SDA will help us maintain safety of the Skynet constellation of satellites and will help improve safety of the space environment for all civil and defence users.” Join us in welcoming Babcock to the SDA family! Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/eaKyhCZe