Tag: EOS
Australian Army trials UGV live firing with EOS
The Australian Army’s Robotic and Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office (RICO) and Electro Optic Systems (EOS) have teamed up to demonstrate the long-range...
Counter-UAS Market Set for Steep Rise
The Ukraine war has revealed that C-UAS equipment must now be a fundamental part of any military force.
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are now a...
EOS wins continued RWS business in Southeast Asia
Canberra-based firm Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has secured a contract worth A$28 million to supply spares of its R600 remote weapon system (RWS) to...
Naval RWS, more than just UAS swatters
There is a growing need to add remote weapons stations onto naval vessels to counter a range of emerging threats such as unmanned and...
GBAD in Asia-Pacific
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought the need to protect their forces with ground based air defence into sharp perspective
The importance of ground-based...
![MINEO ir day rws sight Safran 10-22[16405]](https://www.asianmilitaryreview.com/wp-content/uploads/MINEO-ir-day-rws-sight-Safran-10-2216405-324x160.jpg "Australia’s Self-Propelled Howitzer to Use MINEO Sight")
Australia’s Self-Propelled Howitzer to Use MINEO Sight
Hanwha Defense Australia which is under contract to provide thirty-two Huntsman AS-9 advanced 155mm/52 caliber self-propelled howitzers under the military’s Land 8116 modernization program....
Australia’s Infantry Fighting Vehicle Prototypes Delivered
Australia’s Ministry of Defence announced it had taken delivery of the prototype Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFV) that will be undergoing risk mitigation testing as...
Redback contender for LAND 400 Phase 3 unveiled
At a ceremony this morning in the South Korean capital, the country’s Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon watched the unveiling of Hanwha’s 42-tonne next generation...
