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Segula Technologies News
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Siemens News
Siemens technology drives maritime innovation in Bluegame’s new yacht model
At the center of the collaboration is Siemens’ unique, semiconductor-based SENTRON ECPD technology, which enables savings of up to 80 percent on electronics, 90 percent on metals, and 90 percent on plastics.
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Thales Group News
Thales and BAE Systems strengthen collaboration on UK submarine sonar
MoU signed at DSEI 2025 appoints Thales as Main Sonar Design Authority and Integrator, reinforcing UK sovereign capability.
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Rolls-Royce Power Systems AG News
Rolls-Royce launches new mtu exhaust gas aftertreatment system
mtu Flex SCR allows yachts, tugboats, and ferries to enter emission-controlled areas, reducing space by 42%, weight by 40%, and LCC by 15%, launching with mtu 16V 4000 M65L engines.
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L3Harris News
L3Harris demonstrates DiSCO electronic warfare on MAST-13 uncrewed vehicle
DiSCO architecture combined U.K. radar and communication data, creating a near real-time electromagnetic spectrum picture, enhancing NATO’s collaborative operational effectiveness.
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MBDA News
MBDA launches AKERON MBT 120 missile for main battle tanks
AKERON MBT 120 is a 120mm gun-launched, fire-and-forget NLOS missile with 1–5 km range, passive seeker, low-smoke rocket, and armour-defeating warhead for MBTs.
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Austal News
Austal Delivers Evolved Cape-Class Patrol Boat
Austal has delivered its ninth Evolved Cape-Class Patrol Boat, the ADV Cape Spencer, to the Department of Defence, showcasing the capability of Western Australia's naval shipbuilding industry.
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BAE SYSTEMS News
BAE Systems T-150 Ready for Royal Navy
The Malloy T-150 is a versatile, 68kg lift-capable platform with a 40-minute endurance and a 60mph top speed, flown by a two-person team manually or autonomously.
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Ascendance News
European Consortium Secures €5M for Next-Gen Aviation Battery Development
Ascendance's L.I.M.E consortium will use a €5M Clean Aviation grant to develop a TRL4-certified aviation battery system for hybrid-electric regional aircraft, targeting service entry by 2035.
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BAE SYSTEMS News
