INNOVATION MARKETPLACE
Do you have an innovation that could support the development of deployable Testing and Evaluation capability and regulatory solutions? Following the successful Innovation Focus Area earlier this year, the Defence and Security Accelerator, part of UK Defence Innovation (UKDI-DASA) is pleased to launch a new Themed Competition called ‘Delivering Future Advantage Through Testing and Evaluation ...
DASA drives adoption of PYRAMID
October 3, 2025The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is launching a new Themed Competition called PYRAMID for avionics and mission systems Phase 2, run on behalf of Royal Air Force’s Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO). Phase 2 follows on from the Phase 1 competition and is aimed at furthering the adoption of the PYRAMID Reference ...
Understanding Injury: DASA seeks innovations in Conflict Wound research
September 2, 2025The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is pleased to launch a new Market Exploration called Modelling and Monitoring Conflict Wounds. Run on behalf of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) Defence Medical Services (DMS), this Market Exploration aims to explore the current research environment and identify technologies that ...
A novel laser detection system developed by Sentinel Photonics has evolved from a promising concept to commercial technology through DASA and Dstl support. The Innovation Journey For military personnel operating in hostile environments, detecting adversaries’ lasers is a vital capability. From artillery targeting systems to drones, sniper range finders and precision strike ...
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