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Since 2016, DASA has worked hard to find and fund innovation for a safer future. Detailed below are some key milestones and achievements that we are proud to share.

Defence and Security Accelerator connects innovative companies to potential investors to benefit UK capabilities and prosperity

The US Coast Guard (USCG) Cutter (WAGB-20) returned to its Seattle home port on 20 November following a 22,000-mile (35,406 km) 133-day deployment circumnavigating North America. Healy US Coast Guard Cutter (WAGB-20) transited the Northwest ...

UK-based engineering firm Sonardyne and compatriot tech company Wavefront have successfully demonstrated their underwater obstacle avoidance technology onboard an extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicle (XLUUV).

This Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) competition seeks proposals for novel technologies for screening, collecting and exploiting ChemBio materials.

An Extra-Large, Uncrewed, Underwater Vehicle (XLUUV) Built And Operated By Plymouth-Based Msubs Ltd Has Recently Demonstrated…

At a recent event, suppliers demonstrated an array of technologies that allow an operator to experience being in a distant location.

Credit: Pxfuel A government funding programme is seeking proposals for the military deployment of wearable devices, potentially including technology that could “predict… injuries before they occur”. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has launched a competition inviting proposals for new forms of wearable sensors that can collect physiological or other data, or new means of “innovative exploitation” of existing technologies. In the first instance, this may include “n...

Details of what the Defence and Security Accelerator has funded by financial year.

Wearable devices are of interest in the defence community as a way of gathering data that can be applied in tools that support and protect the