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HORSHAM, England. Chess Dynamics and SEA, both part of the Cohort Group, are developing a trainable decoy launcher system -- known as Ancilia -- for the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) under the Maritime Electronic Warfare Programme (MEWP) in an effort to enhance the Royal Navy’s defense against advanced threats like hypersonic and ballistic missiles, the company says.

Investegate announcements from EBT Purchase of Shares

Investegate announcements from EBT Purchase of Shares

The upcoming Hunter class frigates of Australia will be equipped with technology from Chess Dynamics.

UK-based surveillance and fire control provider Chess Dynamics has been awarded a contract by BAE Systems Maritime Australia to supply its SeaEagle FCEO surveillance systems for the first batch of the Royal Australian Navy's (RAN) Hunter class frigates.

An illustration of the SeaEagle FCEO surveillance system that will go onboard the RAN's first batch of Hunter-class frigates. Chess Dynamics has been selected by BAE Systems to supply the former's SeaEagle fire-control electro-optical (FCEO)...

The protection system would be fitted to a range of Royal Navy surface ships, including Type 26 and 31 frigates, and Type 45 destroyers.

SEA awarded £135m maritime countermeasures contract Published 26th March 2024 Cohort, the Independent Technology Group announces that its subsidiary Systems...

A new contract worth £135 million will equip the Royal Navy with new decoy launchers to counter missile and drone threats.

Cohort PLC on Tuesday said that its subsidiary, Systems Engineering & Assessment Ltd, has landed a contract from the UKs Ministry of Defence. The Reading, England-based medical products and...