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DSEI 2019: Thales unveils new soldier architecture

10th September 2019 - 17:30 GMT | by Andrew White in London

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As part of its wider effort to support the ‘collaborative combat’ environment, Thales has unveiled the Soldier Harness Architecture (SHArc) to support the networking, power and data requirements of dismounted troops.

Unveiled at DSEi on 10 September, the SHArc comprises a central processing unit- called the Flexible Soldier Hub or FiSH- which is capable of integrating up to nine sub-systems and batteries through a series of nine connector ports. The FiSH, which is battery-agnostic, also features USB connectivity which can support a wireless dock to reduce cabling should such a requirement be requested by customers.

According to a company spokesperson,

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