Where courage meets Technology - IAI at DSEI London (sponsored)
This video is brought to you by Israel Aerospace Industries.
During DSEI 2021, IAI will demonstrate its wide range of innovative, ground-breaking and cost-effective defence solutions that provide combat-proven, decisive effects in Maritime, Land, Air, Space and Cyber/Electro-Magnetic domains and in Joint contexts.
At the forefront of its offerings this year will be:
SEA SERPENT - the most advanced anti-surface missile in the free world.
MMR Radar – a highly agile, high probability of intercept detection system.
MINI-HARPY – the most versatile, modern representative of a highly lethal family of loitering munitions.
MARITIME HERON – operationally proven, high endurance and highly sophisticated multi-sensor and data transfer air platform for maritime barrier, homeland security and interception missions.
GROUND ROBOTICS – cutting-edge vehicles and applications.
MMA – Operational advanced Multi Mission ground Surveillance Aircraft
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