Eurosatoy 2018

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Türkischer PzJg scheint ganz schön was zu können
Schwimmen und Geländigkeit

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Der Neue BW IVECO ist schon da bei der Truppe ist er noch nicht
http://www.armyrecognition.com/eurosato ... _2018.html

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Turm Technik die ist echt Interessant

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Wenn ein Land seine Armee Liebt werden solche Filmchen gedreht
das würde in BRD und Österreich nie geben



Die haben Großen Stand auch auf der Messe

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A clear all round View: HENSOLDT lets Soldiers see through the Armour (12. Juni 2018)

At the Eurosatory 2018 exhibition in Paris, the sensor solution house HENSOLDT is presenting its new Local Situational Awareness System (LSAS) for wheeled and tracked armoured vehicles. The system will be available, both as an upgrade as well as a solution for newly built vehicles.

The system has a modular design. Each sensor module covers a range of 97 degrees. Depending on the customer’s requirements, HENSOLDT can offer up to six sensor modules per vehicle system to monitor the vehicle’s surroundings in an overlapping configuration. The system’s modularity even permits additional sensors to be integrated. For example, no additional holes have to be drilled through the armour for supporting sensors such as sniper detectors or laser warners. The system’s architecture, especially its interfaces, are very open and comply with the NATO standardisation agreement STANAG 4754 (NATO Generic Vehicle Architecture (NGVA)). It will thus be possible to communicate with every human-machine interface (HMI) component, which also complies with this standard. This means that soldiers can use not only monitors, but also tablet computers or head-mounted displays. The NGVA interface also offers the option of making data available to other systems in the vehicle’s entire network. External data from the vehicle’s network, such as a situation map with object or position markers from the battle management system (BMS), can also be displayed in the HMI via the same LSAS interface (augmented reality).

Combined with an intuitive HMI design, and together with an NGVA network, the LSAS enables the data available in the vehicle to be made available to all members of the crew individually.

At the Eurosatory exhibition, HENSOLDT is exhibiting an engineering mock-up from the design phase on an EAGLE 6x6 troop transporter by General Dynamics European Land Systems. The system demonstrates the high optical performance of the daylight camera in the final product as well as an option for its intuitive control.

The first prototypes of the Local Situational Awareness System will be available on the market from the end of 2019; series production is expected in 2020.

https://www.hensoldt.net/press/press-re ... he-armour/

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Binz stell Mercedes San Fahrzeuge

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Mörser Systeme gibt es jetzt Genügend

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Scorpion ist das Thema 2018
https://www.defensenews.com/video/2018/ ... tory-2018/

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Eurosatory 2018: Valhalla brings Midgard to the halls

https://www.shephardmedia.com/news/land ... ard-halls/

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