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A Saab Seaeye Falcon underwater robotic vehicle will join a fleet of submersibles on the Nekton Maldives Mission to help the Maldives Government carry out the first systematic survey and sampling of the Maldives from the surface to 1000 metre depths.
This summer, Swedish and Hungarian Gripen fighters will be joined by historic Saab aircraft for a number of airshow appearances.
Future Lab, the innovation pavilion at Goodwood’s Festival of Speed, 23 – 26 June 2022, is featuring Saab Seaeye’s pioneering underwater robotic technology.
Saab's Training and Simulation business has gone from strength to strength over recent times, one person who has seen this success in real-time is Jackie. With 25 years at Saab, Jackie tells us about her role, what it is like to work at Saab and how her team support the British Army.
Two Saab Sabertooth robots will go under the Antarctic ice in the hunt for the wreck of the Endurance, sunk during Shackleton’s ill-fated expedition in 1915.
Following the success of Saab’s Public Safety and Security (PSS) business, Saab UK has opened a new larger office in Hull’s @TheDock tech campus bringing new technology jobs to the region.
Saab offers the Fire Services a new approach to the provision of Control Room Systems through an innovative Configuration Framework
At a ceremony held at the Honourable Artillery Company on the 17th November 2021 Saab UK received its Gold Covenant Award from the Minister for Defence Procurement.
Joint, Combined or even Integrated operations, at any scale which involve kinetic activity, are likely to attract the attention of an adversary’s artillery. The UK’s Journal of the Royal Artillery carried a prescient article in 2019 entitled “The first duty of any Gunner is Counter-Battery Fire!”, and with the ever-extending ranges and complexity of artillery systems around the world, the problem becomes how to find that high-value, high-payoff target, in order to fulfil that “first duty”.
Travelling for the first time outside of its native Sweden Saab’s Combat Boat 90 NG (CB90), a new generation of this fast assault craft, toured the Thames visiting London landmarks. The combat boat was shown at the DSEI 2021 exhibition taking place at ExCeL London.