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08 Sep 25. Everfox, the trusted high assurance cybersecurity company, announced a strategic partnership with Anduril, a leader in software-defined military defense and C4 systems. Everfox has selected Anduril’s Voyager platform as its preferred edge server hardware platform, enabling data and AI-driven workflows to reach U.K., U.S., NATO and allied warfighters faster and more securely. The collaboration leverages Everfox’s capability to rapidly and securely transfer data across sources and classification levels, bringing enterprise-grade performance to the edge through AI-driven solutions built on Anduril’s LatticeOS and delivered through Anduril’s Voyager hardware platform. Everfox enables zero trust architectures through its unique ability to standardize data, remove threats and preserve security policies, making possible the secure exchange of information from high-threat networks to high-side networks.
“Together, we are establishing a bold new benchmark for secure data-centric operations,” said Sean Berg, CEO at Everfox. “It is a strategic goal for Everfox to partner with key technology providers like Anduril to equip our customers with the state-of-the-art capabilities they require for the tactical edge. We’re excited to announce Anduril’s Voyager platform as Everfox’s preferred edge cross domain server hardware today and to continue to expand this partnership in the coming months.”
Anduril’s Voyager hardware is purpose-built for the tactical edge: rugged, compact, and certified to military standards. The latest modules, such as the VoyagerVM 4.0, deliver enterprise throughput in a compact form factor, enabling gigabits of data transfer where older tactical systems managed only megabits. Voyager modules slot seamlessly into existing deployed chassis with no modification, ensuring rapid adoption in the field. They are also fully compatible with Anduril’s Menace family of systems, extending the flexibility of a proven integrated edge solution. Together with Everfox, Anduril’s Voyager platform brings agile communication and compute to the battlespace – informing decision makers across echelons with the timely, trusted data they need to deliver the best possible outcomes.
“Battles are won at the edge,” said Tom Keane, SVP of Engineering at Anduril. “There’s a clear need to move data securely across the battlefield from sensor to shooter and to mission partners. We’ve used Everfox software on our Menace systems for some time, and expanding to make Voyager the preferred edge server for Everfox solutions helps us move faster to get data to U.S. and allied forces when and where they need it. We’re excited to bring this partnership to life with customers in the U.K., U.S. and NATO.”
Both companies prioritize open standards and modular design. Voyager’s architecture is built to integrate with third-party sensors, software and systems, giving government customers the freedom to choose the right tools for the mission while retaining full control over how those tools are used together.
About Everfox
Everfox (formerly Forcepoint Federal) has safeguarded the world’s critical data and networks for more than 30 years. As a leader in cross domain solutions, multi-level information sharing and data transfer and a provider of state-of-the-art threat protection and insider risk solutions, we move mission-critical information quickly and securely and prevent malware and human threats from compromising our customers’ networks. Everfox empowers governments and enterprise organizations to use data safely wherever and however their people need it. Learn more at www.everfox.com.
About Anduril Industries
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U.S. and allied military capabilities with advanced technology. By bringing the expertise, technology, and business model of the 21st century’s most innovative companies to the defense industry, Anduril is changing how military systems are designed, built, and sold. Anduril’s family of systems is powered by Lattice, an AI software platform that turns thousands of data streams into a real-time, 3D command and control center. As the world enters an era of strategic competition, Anduril is committed to bringing cutting-edge AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking technology to the military in months, not years. For more information, visit www.anduril.com.
09 Sep 25. UltiMaker Introduces Secure Line from the S series, Defense-Grade 3D Printing for High-Security, On-Demand Production.
The Secure Line transforms additive manufacturing into a frontline tactical capability across any environment.
UltiMaker, a global leader in 3D printing for defense, manufacturing, and education, today announces the launch of its new Secure Line of 3D printing products built for defense and high-security environments. Leading at launch are the UltiMaker S6 Secure and UltiMaker S8 Secure, two robust solutions designed to deliver trusted and reliable, on-demand production capabilities across land, sea, and air operations. With rising demand for secure, resilient, and decentralized manufacturing, the Secure Line marks a major step forward in turning additive manufacturing into a deployable tactical asset. Built on UltiMaker’s proven platform, the S6 Secure and S8 Secure combine industrial performance with hardened security features designed to meet modern defense IT standards.
“The Secure Line represents a strategic leap in making additive manufacturing a trusted and deployable asset for defense organizations,” said Andy Middleton, SVP EMEA and Global Marketing at UltiMaker. “By combining industrial-grade 3D printing with uncompromising security, the Secure Line enables the production of mission-critical components at the point of need, safely, reliably, and with full control over their data and infrastructure.” Designed for operations in extreme and temperate conditions, Secure Line printers offer air-gapped, USB-only workflows, with no Wi-Fi, no external cameras, and no unverified third-party devices, eliminating common vectors for espionage, data theft, or remote intrusion.
Key security features include:
- Factory-flashed, tamper-resistant firmware
- Encrypted and auditable file handling
- Hardware-sealed components for field integrity
- No cloud dependencies or external attack surfaces
These features ensure full operational control and auditability, empowering defense forces to manufacture mission-critical components while maintaining the highest levels of data control, protection, and system security.
The S6 Secure and S8 Secure are engineered to bring industrial additive manufacturing capabilities from the lab to the field. With compact form factors and rugged construction, they enable:
- Reliable operation in mobile units, military bases, and naval deployments
- Rapid on-demand production of critical parts and tools
- Minimized downtime and reduced dependency on vulnerable supply chains
“With Secure Line, we give defense organizations something they have not had before: industrial 3D printers they can fully trust anywhere in the world,” said Arjen Dirks, CTO at UltiMaker. “We designed our Secure Line products with security built into every layer and to meet internationally recognized standards, combining reproducibility and long-term reliability in a form that guarantees tactical capability in defense environments.”
Powered by the UltiMaker Cheetah motion planner, high flow print cores, and an improved feeder system, S6 Secure and S8 Secure deliver up to 4x the productivity with improved print quality. Combined with the widest range of engineering-grade materials in the UltiMaker Marketplace and multi-material printing capabilities, the Secure Line offers material flexibility in a secure environment for complex applications. The Secure Line is manufactured in UltiMaker’s manufacturing facility in Zaltbommel, Netherlands, adhering to strict European standards for quality, data security, and compliance. For years, UltiMaker 3D printing ecosystem has been used and trusted by NATO-aligned organizations around the world to power their parts production. Each Secure Line product is produced in limited batches and tailored to the specific requirements of Defense industry users. Broad availability of the Secure Line for qualified defense and aerospace organizations is expected to begin immediately.
UltiMaker offers a two-year UltiMakerCare service with every Secure Line printer, delivering peace of mind and rapid support to defense users wherever they are deployed.
To learn more about the Secure Line, visit: http://ultimaker.com/3d-printers/s-series/ultimaker-secure/
About UltiMaker
UltiMaker is a global leader in 3D printing for defense, manufacturing, and education industries. With a wide range of robust 3D printing solutions, including the award-winning S series, the industrial Factor series and the advanced Method series, one of the widest portfolios of 3D printing materials on the market, and leading 3D printing software platforms–Cura and Digital Factory, UltiMaker is enabling product design, development, and innovation across industries. Visit www.ultimaker.com.
08 Sep 25. Advanced Navigation, a global leader in assured positioning navigation and timing (APNT) technologies and autonomous systems, has announced its expansion to establish PNT Centres of Excellence (COE) across Europe and the United States, beginning with the United Kingdom (UK). The inaugural centre will serve as a strategic cornerstone in Advanced Navigation’s global production network, purpose-built to scale the manufacturing, engineering, support and servicing of its world-leading inertial navigation systems (INS) for GNSS-denied environments. The announcement immediately follows Advanced Navigation’s launch of the Boreas 50 series, a compact North-seeking fibre-optic gyroscope (FOG) inertial navigation system (INS), offering resilient, reliable navigation in modern battlefields, and integrates Electronic Protection (EP) for high-threat scenarios.
Grace Hynd, Chief Operating Officer of Advanced Navigation, said, “This major expansion is a direct response to the growing demand for GNSS-denied navigation technology – driven by escalating electronic warfare threats, GNSS jamming and spoofing, and the critical need for resilient autonomy on the battlefield. The UK PNT Centre of Excellence is the blueprint for our international expansion and the first of our planned onshore facilities across Europe and the United States. Each centre will allow us to collaborate directly with regional defence and technology leaders, building sovereign capability from within our allied nations. This is essential to deliver the resilient navigation systems demanded by the current security climate.
Think Global. Act Local.
Selection of the final UK COE location is underway, focusing on access to a deep pool of technical talent and superior logistics, as well as proximity to a major international airport. The final UK centre location will be confirmed in late 2025 with further global centres confirmed in early 2026.
“With close proximity to major defence and aerospace powerhouses, as well as access to skilled specialists in optics and precision manufacturing, the UK is the perfect launchpad to meet the unprecedented need for our technology, while ensuring compliance with local security standards,” said Hynd.
Over the past year, Advanced Navigation has scaled rapidly, doubling its workforce and significantly increased manufacturing capacity to meet the surging demand from the defence sector.
By establishing international PNT COEs, the company enters the next phase of its growth strategy, setting the stage to double its team in the next 12 months. In an era of increasing complexity and contested environments, the ability to navigate with absolute certainty is becoming the world’s most critical strategic asset.
Building Supply Chain Resilience with World-Class Technology
To supplement its Australian workforce and establish a robust, onshore supply chain that meets local standards, regulations, and security requirements, Advanced Navigation plans to partner with regional innovators specialising in critical PNT sensing and aiding technologies, including:
- Inertial (optical gyroscopes and MEMS) sensing
- Vision-based sensing
- LiDAR and Radar sensing
- Acoustic Doppler (DVL) sensing
The future of navigation lies not in a single technology, but in the integration of a diverse and adaptable suite of sensors. By championing an intelligent, inertial-centred, multi-sensor approach, Advanced Navigation continues to deliver true resilience, even in the most severe GNSS-contested environments.
Through this, Advanced Navigation will improve iteration speed, accelerate innovation cycles, strengthen quality assurance, and foster a tightly knit ecosystem of technological excellence. In turn, this investment also opens new opportunities for partners and research institutions across Europe and America to collaborate on deep technology and achieve global breakthroughs.
Strengthening NATO Resilience
This strategic expansion is designed to directly address the evolving operational needs of NATO forces. By embedding itself within the industrial and innovation landscapes of Europe and the United States, Advanced Navigation is bolstering the resilience of critical infrastructure while creating new opportunities for collaboration, jobs, and technological advancement.
Beyond scaling production, the centres will focus on enabling seamless interoperability across NATO’s diverse land, sea, and air platforms, significantly reducing integration time and cost for member nations. With the UK Centre of Excellence as the first of many, the company is set to power the next era of autonomous systems and APNT worldwide.
About Advanced Navigation
Advanced Navigation is a global leader in APNT and autonomous system technologies. By leveraging capabilities in software-enhanced hardware, every solution delivers unrivaled capabilities and exceptional performance across land, air, sea and space applications where GNSS is contested.
Made possible with extensive research, testing and vertically integrated manufacturing, the company has progressed into deep technology fields, including robotics, inertial, photonic and quantum sensing, artificial intelligence, underwater acoustics, and GPS antennas and receivers. Customers choose Advanced Navigation for rapid product delivery and unmatched technical field expertise.
Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, with support and sales offices globally, Advanced Navigation is an onshore manufacturer exporting worldwide. #JoinTheAutonomyRevolution
05 Sep 25. Quaze Technologies, the creator of wide surface wireless power transfer, has entered into a strategic development agreement with Vatn Systems, leading defense technology company building autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) for the US military and allies. The partnership marks a breakthrough in underwater robotics by enabling fully autonomous, remote wireless charging in the most challenging maritime environments. Quaze’s wirelessly powered unmanned charging technology recharges any robot in any environment without human intervention. The company’s latest product generation, the QU6, features modular, robot agnostic receivers and transmitters designed for seamless integration and unmatched resilience in remote operations. Vatn’s AUVs are low-cost, high-performance autonomous systems designed for extended sub-surface missions, delivering scalable maritime capability through mass deployment at a fraction of traditional costs. The underwater drones are equipped with advanced navigation software that performs reliably in environments that are GPS-denied, vision obscured, and communications compromised. However, traditional recharging methods using physical connectors have proven unreliable and costly in the maritime domain. Through this collaboration, Quaze will remove the requirement for physical connectors by integrating its wireless charging receiver into Vatn’s Skelmir S-6 AUVs. The platforms will recharge autonomously via a remotely located wide surface wireless power docking point, removing the operator from threats, significantly extending operational endurance, and reducing maintenance overhead. Additionally, Quaze and Vatn will also be working on developing further native underwater charging solutions that advance the capabilities of AUVs in maritime environments.
Xavier Bidaut, CEO of Quaze Technologies said, “This collaboration pushes the boundaries of AUV operations by removing the failure point of charging connectors and eliminating the need for human intervention.” He added, “With our next generation QU6 charging ecosystem, we are delivering true autonomy and uninterrupted endurance in the maritime domain. We’re excited to work with Vatn on this groundbreaking initiative.”
Nelson Mills, CEO of Vatn Systems said, “Our collaboration with Quaze reflects Vatn’s commitment to leading the industry in deploying innovative capabilities for our customers and redefining what’s possible for the future of AUVs. The partnership represents a major advancement in autonomous maritime robotics and will enable scalable, resilient and cost-effective underwater operations.”
04 Sep 25. Introducing the new Boreas 50 series – Advanced Navigation’s smallest North-seeking fiber-optic gyroscope FOG inertial navigation system INS, built for resilience in the most challenging EW environments.
Meet our defenders at DSEI UK stand S2-116:
Boreas A50: FOG AHRS
Boreas D50: Strategic-grade FOG INS
Featuring:
North-seeking gyrocompassing to lock in true North within minutes
Advanced sensor fusion to deliver intelligent, reliable navigation in demanding conditions
Multi-band GNSS for greater resilience across both low- and high-threat environments
Optional ECCM that proactively detects and neutralizes signal attacks from adversaries
Ready for seamless integration into new and legacy defense platforms including military pointing systems, counter-UAS, maritime vehicles, ISR & UAS, autonomous and tactical vehicles.
05 Sep 25. Concurrent launches Huey: A versatile edge compute system for land and air defence platforms. Concurrent, today announced the launch of Huey, its new 3-slot rugged compute system engineered to deliver high-performance edge processing for land and air defence platforms. Defence environments are evolving rapidly. From ground-based vehicles to airborne ISR pods, platforms are becoming more autonomous and sensor-rich, driving the need for compute-intensive systems that can keep pace with increasing data demands. The challenge? Integrating powerful processing into platforms that must withstand harsh conditions, support flexible mission profiles, and stay operational with minimal downtime. The compact 3U system supports both digital and mixed-signal RF payloads, enabling integration of software-defined radios, RF front-ends, and digital acquisition systems for applications such as ISR radar and signals intelligence. Its ATR tray mounting aligns with industry standards, allowing rapid integration across multiple platform types while reducing certification effort—critical for airborne applications. What sets Huey apart is its external fan housing, which allows field maintenance without breaking internal environmental seals. This unique design enables wash-down capabilities, simplifies servicing, and reduces downtime—keeping critical missions on track even in extreme environments. Huey also supports a wide range AC input power feature supporting 90-264VAC at 50-400 Hz.
Engineered to meet MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-810, and MIL-STD-704 qualifications, Huey offers:
- Mission-ready compute for both land and air domains
- Reduced downtime through rapid field servicing
- Flexible RF and compute integration for evolving mission needs
“Huey was built to adapt, survive, and deliver where other systems fall short,” said Michael Harden, VP Systems at Concurrent. “With its combination of modularity, ruggedness, and easy maintainability, Huey empowers defence teams to keep pace with fast-changing mission requirements while staying operational in the toughest conditions.”
For more information about Huey and Concurrent’s other solutions, visit https://concurrent.tech/products/huey
04 Sep 25. Neousys and Bressner to Present Defense-Ready Computers at DSEI. Neousys Technology will showcase the latest rugged edge computing innovations, designed for the defense and security sectors, at DSEI 2025, Hall S5-255. Neousys Technology and Bressner will present their latest rugged computing solutions, suited to defense applications, at DSEI 2025, Hall S5, Booth S5-255. With their MIL-STD-461-ready and SWaP-Optimized capabilities, Neousys’ fanless edge AI waterproof computers are the cornerstone of operational efficiency and mission success from communication networks to autonomous platforms. The increasing demands of defense modernization have made rugged industrial computers crucial for mission success across C4ISR, unmanned platforms, naval systems, logistics, and secure communications.
Visitors to DSEI will be able to explore the array of cutting-edge products from Neousys and Bressner, including:
MIL-STD-461G-ready Computers, Neousys’ SEMIL series brings mission-ready reliability to the defense sector with a corrosion-resistant stainless steel and aluminum chassis, complemented by fully waterproof I/O connectors. This compact edge computer enables drones to take on critical defense roles such as surveillance, target identification, communication bridging, maritime monitoring, and search-and-rescue, combining mission autonomy with cost efficiency for high-risk operations.
SWaP-Optimized AI Mission Computer, at just 300 grams, Neousys FLYC-300 brings powerful AI capability to drones. Built on the NVIDIA® Jetson Orin™ NX platform, it delivers up to 100 TOPS of computing power to handle real-time perception and autonomous decision-making for next-generation UAVs. Its flexible I/O design, with dual Ethernet and USB 3.2 interfaces supports high-resolution cameras, SWIR cameras, hyperspectral cameras, Lidars, thermal cameras, etc. Powered by Intel® 14th Gen Core™ processors and supporting 9V to 36V wide-range DC input with MIL-STD-461G, MIL-STD-1275D, and MIL-STD-810H standards compliant, these military defense computers are ideal for defense applications such as Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs), Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV), etc.
Sales Manager, Christine Pan, said “DSEI 2025 is a great opportunity to highlight our joint efforts in delivering mission-critical solutions. Designed for extreme environments, our computers ensure reliable, on-site data processing—crucial for modern tactical operations.” (Source: https://www.defenseadvancement.com/)
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Oxley Group Ltd
Oxley offer a range of Military Marine NVG friendly LED lighting that includes navigation lights and controls, flight deck landing lights and interior compartment lighting. Our lighting products are used by Navies around the world including our own Royal Navy on UK Aircraft Carriers, Canadian Frigates, Swedish Submarines, Australian Surface vessels and Submarines, on board French Naval Carriers and in Naval Gun Turrets.
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The technology is extremely energy efficient and built robustly, with proven long life. The lighting is NVG friendly, dimmable and programmable to allow for operations with aircraft pilots using military night vision goggles. They offer superior design giving high reliability for the most demanding environments with high sealing and the ability to meet the most stringent EMC standards.
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Oxley are proud to say that we are working in partnership with SeaKing to enable a control panel to be offered with our LED Navigation Lighting. All of Oxley navigation lights have been specifically developed for vessels over 50 metres.
Contact Marcus Goad on 07850 917 263 for more information or to arrange samples.
Oxley specialises in the design and manufacture of advanced electronic and electro-optic components and systems for air, land and sea applications within the military sector. Established in 1942, Oxley has manufacturing facilities in the UK and USA and enjoys representation worldwide. The company’s products include night vision and LED lighting, data capture systems and electronic components. Oxley has pioneered the development of night vision compatible lighting. It offers a total package incorporating optical filters, equipment modification, cockpit and external lighting along with fleet wide upgrade services including engineering, installation, support, maintenance and training. The company’s long experience of manufacturing night vision lighting and LED indicators, coupled with advances in LED technology, has enabled it to develop LED solutions to replace incandescent and fluorescent lighting in existing applications as well as becoming the lighting option of choice in new applications such as portable military hospitals, UAV control stations and communication shelters.
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