Rafael-Linked Company Explores Partnership to Integrate Weapons into Unmanned Vehicles
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Greece's SAS Technology and Germany's Dynamit Nobel Defence have held preliminary discussions on technological cooperation. The goal of the discussions is to examine the possibility of integrating weapon systems into unmanned vehicles.
According to the report, the partnership also involves a subsidiary of Rafael, the Israeli defense company. Unmanned vehicles are systems that operate without a pilot or driver on board. In recent years, there has been great interest in such vehicles in the defense industry worldwide.
The current stage is a preliminary examination phase. So far, no final agreement between the companies has been published, and no details have been released about the scope of the cooperation or its timetable.
The discussions between the companies continue the trend of cooperation between defense companies in Europe and from other countries. The subject of unmanned vehicles remains important to the defense industry, so it will be interesting to see whether the partnership advances to the next stages.
Sources: Israel Defense
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