AEROSPACE & DEFENSE

The Israeli company has developed a system callec Black Raven based on AI and multi-sensor data fusion, developed to provide a response to the threat of assault drones.

The Ministry of Defense debts to Israeli defense manufacturers recently exceeded the NIS 10 billion threshold, “Globes” has learned.

Omer-based Esh-Tech has developed Dronelight, a low-energy, fast reacting, portable laser interception system.

Despite the ongoing war and growing needs to supply the Israeli military, defense exports grew 30% last year.

Israel will not be allowed to set up a national pavilion at the exhibition and Israeli defense companies will be barred from presenting assault weapons.

The Ra’anana-based startup, which has developed counter-drone technology, will become the most expensive-ever acquisition of an Israeli defense company.

The investment, over three years, will be via the companies' joint venture Rafael Development Corporation. It has yet to be approved by the Rafael board.

The 40,000 square meter building was originally planned for Benny Landa’s ill-fated printing company.

Airis Labs turns unstructured visual data from smartphones, social media, digital forensics, security and body cameras, and drones into machine-readable intelligence.

Bluewhite's solutions make off-road and defense vehicles fully autonomous.

Alongside a 59% rise in quarterly profit, the defense company announced a $1.4 billion modernization contract with a European country.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) last week announced that it had signed an agreement to sell air defense systems to the Ministry of Defense in a classified deal.

Diehl Group has successfully test-fired 17 Spike LR guided missiles from its Ziesel anti-tank missile system.

The US defense technology company reported an orders backlog of $457 million and raised its annual revenue guidance.

The software-based system has an advanced AESA transmitter and digital radio frequency memory capabilities, which create signals and confuse radars.

Omnisys has developed AI-powered Battle Resource Optimization (BRO) software for multi-domain defense planning and real-time decision-making.

A major explosion has been attributed to Tomer, the mysterious government-owned defense company that develops rocket propulsion. “Globes” investigates.

The fiber-optic drones are immune to communications jamming, which makes them a lethal weapon for which there is no effective solution.

The contact will enable Elbit America to compete for the next phase of the US Army program, worth up to $450.6 million.

German magazine “WirtschafWoche” reports that Volkswagen and Rafael will set up a joint venture for the production of trucks and other parts for the Iron Dome system.

63% of revenue is from Israel but Bagira sees major potential in international sales of its military training simulators.

The Israeli developed active protection system for military armored vehicles is currently installed on 16 platforms around the world.

Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) has closed a deal with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) to convert six Boeing 767 aircraft into tanker transport aircraft, “Defense News India” reports.

A source close to the deal has told “Globes” that investors include US billionaire Bill Ackman and former Google chairman Eric Schmidt.

“Globes” reveals details of the deal, which would see Volkswagen’s Osnabruck factory converted to produce components for Iron Dome.

The Israel Air Force will buy a fourth squadron of Lockheed Martin F35 planes and a second squadron of F15IA planes from Boeing.

Israeli companies are on board for the new Space Race, with a rocket-less launcher, oxygen extraction tech, and even an extraterrestrial server farm.

Sentrycs Cyber-over-RF technology enables passive detection, tracking, and identification of unauthorized drones, along with controlled mitigation capabilities.

Elbit Systems CEO Bezhalel Machlis: This series of contracts underscores Elbit Systems’ technological leadership in air launched weapon systems.

Ondas’ Israeli subsidiary 4M Defense has received an $10 million order as part of the recently announced $50 million demining program related to the $1.7 billion Eastern Border Security Barrier initiative.