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Lockheed Martin has licensed the bionic augmentation technology Dermoskeleton™ from B-Temia Inc, in order to progress its research and product development for industrial and military exoskeletons. The licence will allow Lockheed Martin to pursue the technology for military, industrial, commercial and first-responder applications. The Dermoskeleton will give increased mobility and load-carrying capacity ...
A deal worth £269M has been agreed with Lockheed Martin to manufacture the new Crowsnest system the Defence Minister Harriet Baldwin has announced. The Crowsnest system is a new surveillance system that will act as the eyes and ears for the Royal Navy’s ships, providing long range air, maritime and land ...
What will a Trump presidency mean for the Defence industry?
January 1, 2017The dust is now beginning to settle following Donald Trump’s election victory to become the 45th president of the United States of America. Attention is now turning towards what life will be like once the President-elect is sworn on Friday, January 20, 2017. What his tenure as President might mean for the ...
What will a Trump presidency mean for the Defence industry?
December 7, 2016The dust is now beginning to settle following Donald Trump’s election victory to become the 45th president of the United States of America. Attention is now turning towards what life will be like once the President-elect is sworn on Friday, January 20, 2017. What his tenure as President might mean for the ...
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