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Lincad has doubled the capacity at its HQ and production facilities based at Ash Vale in Surrey, UK. The move comes as part of a significant investment programme by Lincad carried out over the past twelve months and is designed to prepare the manufacturer of bespoke batteries and charging systems for ...


The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is scoping the potential for follow-on opportunities to develop a mobile forward surgical capability to support military operations in the land domain. On behalf of the United Kingdom (UK) Ministry of Defence (MOD), we want to better understand the current market capability for the provision ...


Rolls-Royce has acquired Kinolt, the Belgian specialist for dynamic, uninterruptible power supply. Kinolt will become part of Rolls-Royce’s Power Systems business unit and its MTU product and solutions brand. This uninterruptible power supply market has remained a growth area during the Covid-19 pandemic and is expected to grow in the coming ...


Elitac Wearables BV have announced  that it has delivered the first order of Mission Navigation Belts to the Royal Netherlands Army. The Mission Navigation Belt (MNB) allows soldiers to feel waypoint navigation directions through small, quiet vibration motors, located in a lightweight belt worn around the waist. The order is part of a ...


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