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Saab UK announces the delivery of its 600th Seaeye Falcon subsea vehicle produced in Fareham, UK.
New safety containment technology for autonomous Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) has been successfully proven in a demonstration as part of the Royal Air Force (RAF) Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO) Project CURBER.
Saab’s Sabertooth subsea vehicle will be on display at the Goodwood Festival of Speed’s Future Lab exhibition from 10–13 July.
Modern conflict has entered a new era. Peer-to-peer threats are rising in Europe, and the battlefield is increasingly dominated by advanced, multi-spectral sensors - not just visual and UV but also near-, and shortwave infrared, thermal and radar. Detection now often means destruction as drones are increasingly weaponised, leading to a Transparent and more lethal Battlefield.
Saab UK has sold and delivered a new Seaeye Panther XTP remotely operated vehicle (ROV) to CCC Underwater Engineering S.A.L (CCCUE), strengthening the company’s offshore inspection and construction capabilities across its global operations.
Saab UK was proud to participate in this year’s Combined Naval Event (CNE), held 20–22 May in Farnborough. As a leading provider of advanced defence and security systems, Saab demonstrated its commitment to supporting the Royal Navy, NATO partners, and allied maritime forces with innovative and operationally proven technologies.
Saab is proud to announce the delivery of our Carl-Gustaf® M4 virtual Indoor Trainers (IDT) to Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) for the UK Armed Forces, just 8 months after contract signing.
BlueBear – a Saab company, has successfully led the completion of Project HEART Phase 3, a landmark achievement in advancing zero-carbon regional aviation.
The conflict in Ukraine is proving to be a stark and sobering demonstration of modern warfare, challenging pre-existing doctrines and revealing new vulnerabilities.
As International Women’s Day (IWD) arrives, it serves as a moment not only to reflect on the strides women have made but also to address the opportunities and challenges still ahead, particularly in traditionally male-dominated sectors such as defence.