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Boeing (NYSE: BA), the U.S. Army, Teradyne (NASDAQ:TER), and Logisys, are celebrating the milestone delivery of the 100th Next Generation Automatic Test System (NGATS) at the Teradyne manufacturing facility in North Reading, Mass. NGATS, a mobile diagnostic tool, offers high-quality fault detection and isolation of electronic Line Replaceable Units (LRUs) in the field and serves as the standard off-platform test set for the U.S. Army. The NGATS system eliminates the need for units in the...

RIDLEY PARK, Pa, Nov. 2, 2023- Boeing [NYSE: BA], the U.S. Army, Teradyne [NASDAQ:TER], and Logisys, are celebrating the milestone delivery of the 100th Next Generation Automatic Test System ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Parry Labs, LLC has been awarded two tasks under the Aviation and Missile Technology Consortium MOSA agreement. These tasks will...

   staff reporter in a major boost to ‘aatma-nirbharta’ (self-reliance) in the indian air force (iaf), the maintenance command has drawn up a five-year plan for 30 projects involving an approximate cash outflow of rs 10,500 cror

During Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modis upcoming visit to France in July the two nations are expected to seal a defence deal as well

Global defence major Lockheed Martin has signed a strategic partnership with SAMI-AEC, a unit of Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI), designating the Saudi groups plant as the Middle Easts premier facility for sniper pod trade mark LRU repairs.

To boost defence exports, the Modi Government has implemented several policy initiatives and introduced reforms over the past nine years. 

It is important to note that from now on, these indigenised items will exclusively be procured from the Indian industry. India has taken yet another step towards the dream of achieving 'Aatmanirbharta' in Defence sector. 164 Positive Indigenisation List (PIL) items, which were to be indigenised by December 2022, have met the target within the | The India Post The India Post

India’s defence exports have grown tenfold in the space of five years. Simpler export procedures, and breakthroughs like the replacement of expensive foreign parts in the BrahMos missile system with low-cost locally developed parts, have made Indian exports attractive

VPX embedded systems require robust interconnections to achieve and maintain signal integrity. Commercial technology is being ruggedized and adapted for use in power (VITA 62), optical (VITA 66), and RF (VITA 67) applications to supplement the qualified digital backplane connectors and complete the high-performance architecture?s interconnect technology set.