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IronVision™: Seeing Through Armor Without Leaving Protection

Real-time visuals, layered data, and faster targeting: the Iron Vision system is designed to increase crew survivability without sacrificing awareness.

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Maritime UAV
Small Deck, Long Reach

As maritime arenas become larger, busier, and harder to secure, Elbit Systems is exploring a different kind of long reach: compact unmanned aircraft...

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AI Isn’t the Future of Combat. It’s Already in the Loop

The real shift in combat is not autonomy but understanding: meet the agents that make systems explain what’s happening rather than simply show it.

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FIRETRAP use in the battlefield
Listening for the Next Threat

Drones, loitering munitions and UAVs are reshaping the battlefield, and acoustic detection is becoming an important layer in the race to identify danger...

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Live Field-Demonstrations in Sweden
The Scale Test for Digital Warfare

Connecting a few systems is one challenge, but what happens when you connect 120 at the same time? Elbit Systems Sweden demonstrated what it takes to bring...

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Elbit Systems at ILA 2026
The Connected Force Takes Shape

At ILA Berlin 2026, Elbit Systems Deutschland is presenting a portfolio built around one central idea: modern forces need to see, communicate, and act...

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F-16 Sufa photo by IAF
The secret that protected pilots in the skies of Iran

While Israeli Air Force pilots took off toward Tehran, dozens of Elbit Systems engineers in central Israel were fighting a war of their own against radars...

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How Far Can Heavy Strike Go?

As air defenses push aircraft farther from their targets, heavy payloads and munitions must keep pace. This is how unguided bombs can be equipped with a...

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Extra (bar) rocket | photo by: IDF Spokesperson
“The Air Force was surprised”: The new missile revealed during the war with Iran

While fighter jets were flying back and forth to Tehran, the artillery’s “Lahav” launchers (PULS) were working overtime: more than 50 “Bar” rockets (EXTRA)...

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