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DASA seeks Advanced Materials innovations to shape the future of defence - Vimarsana News

DASA seeks Advanced Materials innovations to shape the future of defence

DASA has launched a new Innovation Focus Area to find Advanced Materials innovations to support generation-after-next defence capabilities

Source: gov.uk
Defence Innovation Loans updates: join the upcoming webinar to see what we have in store - Vimarsana News

Defence Innovation Loans updates: join the upcoming webinar to see what we have in store

DASA and Innovate UK will host a webinar to share exciting updates for the future of Defence Innovation Loans, and answer your questions. Don’t miss out!

Source: gov.uk
UK sets sights on new uncrewed anti-submarine warfare technologies - Vimarsana News

UK sets sights on new uncrewed anti-submarine warfare technologies

UK's Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has revealed that it is seeking systems and technologies relevant to uncrewed, persistent, deployable anti-submarine warfare (ASW) capability, to provide surveillance of underwater hostiles.

UK's DASA seeks deployable uncrewed ASW capabilities - Vimarsana News

UK's DASA seeks deployable uncrewed ASW capabilities

The UK’s Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has launched a new market exploration seeking technological solutions related to uncrewed, persistent, deployable anti-submarine warfare (ASW) capability.

RN looks to explore uncrewed ASW surveillance under Project Charybdis - Vimarsana News

RN looks to explore uncrewed ASW surveillance under Project Charybdis

The UK Royal Navy (RN) has kicked off a programme to explore how its anti-submarine warfare (ASW) capability could be improved through the employment of future capabilities based on unmanned, persistent, deployable ASW surveillance systems. ...

Source: janes.com