The new test benches can be used to validate newly developed ATR avionics systems that allow for optimised aircraft approach capabilities, improved aircraft operation and more user-friendly pilot interfaces.
Machine learning-based technology will enable ground vehicles, ships, drone swarms, and robotic systems to adjust the way they operate to events not envisioned at design time.
At Enforce Tac 2023 (Nuremberg, 28 February to 1 March), the Teledyne FLIR PVS (Personal Vision Systems) team will shine the spotlight on its wide range of class-leading thermal monocular solutions for law enforcement agencies, police forces, border guards and military distributors active in this field. On Stand 456 in Hall 10, visitors will also discover the industry-renowned support and service offer available from Teledyne FLIR PVS, alongside the availability of several attractive product discounts.
Collins Aerospace has signed a memorandum of understanding with SRB Aerial Systems L.L.C to support the development of unmanned aerial systems and robotics for use by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.