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We trust GPS every day without a second thought. But what happens when that signal can no longer be trusted?
As threats become more advanced, the ability to survive is what allows forces to deliver decisive combat effects.
Saab UK has delivered Giraffe 1X radar systems to the Royal Air Force.
How a network of sensors, weapon simulators and exercise control systems work together to bring military training scenarios to life.
This addition of Hej I work at Saab UK highlights Luke Cowan, Head of Mission Systems at BlueBear, Saab UK’s autonomy accelerator. Luke has recently celebrated 10 years of service, playing a key role in a number of significant projects during his time, from rapid plane inspection, the Integrated concept evaluation (ICE) trials and project convergence-capstone 4 (PCC4) in California.
Saab UK’s Seaeye SR20 eWROV, its next-generation all-electric work-class remotely operated vehicle (ROV), has successfully completed a comprehensive programme of inland water trials.
Behind every soldier is a team of people working to make military training as realistic and effective as possible.
Behind every major training activity is an extensive network of people, technology and support working together to prepare military personnel for the realities of modern operations.
Saab UK has successfully completed a UK trial showing how a military radar network can continue operating without GPS timing.
From floating bridges to battlefield data, discover how Saab supported Exercise Rhino Storm and helped bring realistic military training to life.