Thales Group, established in 2000 and headquartered in Paris, France, is a global technology leader specializing in aerospace, defense, security, and digital identity solutions. The company's extensive portfolio includes air traffic management systems, avionics, cybersecurity solutions, radar systems, satellite communications, and transportation systems. Thales serves a wide range of industries, including aviation, space, ground transportation, and digital security, emphasizing innovation, trust, and sustainability. With operations in over 68 countries and a workforce exceeding 80,000 employees, Thales collaborates closely with customers and partners worldwide to build a future we can all trust.
Thales and Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) are proud to announce the signing of an initial supply of Laser Beam Riding Man Portable Air Defence systems (LBRM) in response to a requirement set out by the Indian Government to support India’s air defence capabilities.
The first system delivered to the French Navy includes a surface drone (USV - Unmanned Surface Vehicle) equipped with the towed sonar TSAM for the detection and classification of naval mines.
In support of the modernisation and indigenisation ambitions of the Indian armed forces, Thales will reinforce its commitment to “Make in India for India and for the world”, as well as the 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' vision.
Thales's hybrid AI ensures transparency, cybersecurity, and ethical assurance, enhancing defense, protecting the environment, and strengthening critical infrastructure for a safer, more sustainable world.
The world is facing rising tensions in many regions, with asymmetric threats and the resurgence of high-intensity operations, particularly at sea. It is the case near the borders of the European Union, in the Middle East, and the Far East.
The Thales Australia, Defence, Academia, and SME partnership delivered autonomous vehicle prototypes and advanced sensors, enhancing safety and accelerating mission efficacy in mine countermeasures.
Thales has been selected for the Artificial Intelligence Deployable Agent (AIDA) project funded by the European Commission through the European Defence Fund (EDF).
The new solution enables naval forces to control their electromagnetic footprint at sea and adapt communications to the operational tempo of the mission by prioritising data rate, discretion, resilience or low latency.