IDEX 2015 (video): The week in full
Tim Fish, land and support editor at Shephard Media, takes a look at the offerings at IDEX 2015.
Like many other companies, FLIR Systems is looking to the Middle East as a target market as well as moving up the value chain in what it can offer customers, according to Andrew Saxton, head of vertical marketing.
The company used IDEX 2015 as a launch pad for two products and also to explain how it could provide complete security and surveillance to customers. Saxton told Shephard that the company already has a solid position in the UAE and had provided a number of security systems to the country.
‘There is an increased willingness to allow companies to export
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Tim Fish, land and support editor at Shephard Media, takes a look at the offerings at IDEX 2015.
The US Army’s decision to retire nearly 800 helicopters and potentially sell them on to foreign customers remains a concern for Bell Helicopter, the manufacturer’s …
Turkish armaments manufacturer FNSS has put its new turret design on display at IDEX called the Saber-25. Fitted with a 25mm M242 cannon from ATK, …
French armaments manufacturer Nexter Robotics displayed its Nerva robot technology at the IDEX exhibition following a successful year in 2014. The subsidiary, which was only …
Rockwell Collins expects to see continued growth in the Middle East as the region continues to invest and grow its own industrial base through investment …
The first-ever 155mm artillery gun fitted to an 8x8 armoured vehicle could become a reality following proposals from BAE Systems at the IDEX exhibition. At …