Made in UAE

[The SC]

SIATT will develop fire and forget version of MAX 1.2 ATGM which will be perfect for UAE armed forces and other Arab countries

 

[Sami_1]

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The very high acquisition cost of this missile has led countries such as Egypt to stay away from it. The South Korean AT-1K Raybolt missile is also faster than it. Investing in developing the Korean missile by increasing its range or even using some components of the Korean missile to develop the Chinese HJ-12E missile would be much better. The economic feasibility and studying the alternatives are always more important. In general, the Emirates benefits from exporting some of its products to Brazil now after the Brazilians stopped investing as well as in the past and left the market to modern countries such as the Emiratis.

 

[The SC]

The very high acquisition cost of this missile has led countries such as Egypt to stay away from it. The South Korean AT-1K Raybolt missile is also faster than it. Investing in developing the Korean missile by increasing its range or even using some components of the Korean missile to develop the Chinese HJ-12E missile would be much better. The economic feasibility and studying the alternatives are always more important. In general, the Emirates benefits from exporting some of its products to Brazil now after the Brazilians stopped investing as well as in the past and left the market to modern countries such as the Emiratis.

It is better if it is made in the UAE with TOT..

 

[Philip the arab]

The missile is being developed with 4km range and 1000mm penetration it will be good for use if made cheaper.

 

[The SC]

The missile is being developed with 4km range and 1000mm penetration it will be good for use if made cheaper.

Do you think it will be cheaper if made in Brazil and bought by the UAE..or made in the UAE with ToT?

 

[Philip the arab]

Do you think it will be cheaper if made in Brazil and bought by the UAE..or made in the UAE with ToT?

I personally think that both countries should develop missiles on their own and export to eachother.

Working cost in Brazil is probably much cheaper than UAE so I’d say cheaper in Brazil.


Fire and forget missiles are expensive, there’s no way the raybolt missile isn’t at least a couple hundred thousand.

 

[The SC]

I personally think that both countries should develop missiles on their own and export to eachother.

Working cost in Brazil is probably much cheaper than UAE so I’d say cheaper in Brazil.


Fire and forget missiles are expensive, there’s no way the raybolt missile isn’t at least a couple hundred thousand.

Just a hundred thousand..

 

[The SC]

Maiman Aerospace tests the RAZOR P100 multi-purpose aircraft



Mayman Aerospace, a subsidiary of the UAE's EDGE Group, begins flight tests on the full pre-production model of the RAZOR P100 multi-functional vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft.

This achievement represents a quantum leap in autonomous aviation technology.

The aircraft is designed to carry a payload of up to 100 pounds over a distance of 240 miles, making it ideal for a number of military and civilian missions. Potential uses include: payload delivery in contested areas, operating target drones, missile range extension, disaster response, marine energy support, sea rescue, medical transport, and others.

Mayman Aerospace operates under an Other Transaction Authority (OTA) contract with the US Department of Defense, reinforcing the strategic importance of this innovative platform. Capable of achieving speeds of up to Mach 0.75, the RAZOR P100 features a compact design and operational flexibility, as it can be prepared for flight in minutes without the need for specialized equipment.



Founder and CEO David Maiman said that this aircraft represents a revolutionary air technology based on artificial intelligence, advanced communications and mobility. He stressed that the aircraft gives military and civilian leaders unprecedented flexibility to use autonomous aerial vehicles quickly and effectively.

 

[The SC]

UAE Air Force Commander meets Chinese defence official​

ABU DHABI, 19th December, 2024 (WAM) -- Major General Staff Pilot Ibrahim Nasser Mohamed Al-Alawi, Commander of the Air Force and Air Defence, has met with Major General Yang Zhigang, Head of the Cooperation Department at the Equipment Development Department (EDD) of China's Central Military Commission (CMC), at the Ministry of Defence headquarters.

The discussions focused on exploring opportunities to enhance collaboration, particularly in military and defence-related areas.

https://www.wam.ae/en/article/149z4ah-uae-air-force-commander-meets-chinese-defence

 

[The SC]

MANSUP - ready for coastal defence

 

[The SC]

Under the patronage of the #Head_of_State, the largest and largest session of the International Defense Exhibitions “IDEX” and the Naval Defense Exhibitions “NAVDEX” and the accompanying defense conference will be held from February 17 to 21, 2025, with the participation of leaders of government agencies and experts within the defense and security sectors around the world.




The IDEX 2025 will witness a set of new developments in defense technologies, making it a vital platform for displaying innovations in this field. Here are the most prominent what will be shown:

New developments in defense technologies

1. Land defense technologies

- Artificial Intelligence Systems:
Advanced artificial intelligence systems will be displayed to improve the efficiency of military operations.

- Unmanned combat systems:
New models of drone vehicles are offered, which enhances the ability to carry out tasks in dangerous environments.

2. Air Defense Technologies

- Advanced air defense systems:
Modern technologies will be displayed to monitor the atmosphere and defense against weather threats.

- UAV aircraft: highlighting multiple drones, including survey and attack.

3. Marine defense Technologies

- Marine Security Systems:
Presentation of new solutions to enhance maritime security and protect marine corridors.

- Innovative warships:
Presenting new models of warships that have advanced technologies such as hiding and maneuvering.

4. Innovations in communications

- Safe communications systems:
New systems will be shown that guarantee safe communications between the military forces, such as the Braceer system that focuses on safe space communications

5. Emerging companies area

- The exhibition will include an area dedicated to startups to display their innovations, which provides an innovation and cooperation platform between large and small companies

 

[The SC]

Edge shows 200 innovative technological and defensive solution during the IDEX 2025​

Upon its return as an official strategic partner, the group will highlight the accelerated expansion of its highly competitive products portfolio throughout all fields, as it will be provided with a number of products that exceed the twice as it provided during the IDEX 2023. Edge will announce important developments, including strategic partnerships and joint projects with leading global companies for the sector, along with A wide range of new solutions and developments across its portfolio as a whole. These initiatives, driven by acquisitions, cooperation agreements and recent strategic investments, show the continuous growth of the Edge Group and its focus on providing integrated capabilities in the air, land, sea, cyber, satellite and electronic fields.

 

[Ibn Battuta]

Thirdeye Systems, an Israeli military supplier, said it has sold a 30% stake to Emirati state-owned defense conglomerate EDGE for $10 million

EDGE will also put an additional $12 million into a new, majority EDGE-owned joint venture with Thirdeye Systems, the Israeli company said on Monday.
A third party, whose identity was not disclosed, will hold 6% with Thirdeye Systems owning the remaining 43% of the JV.

Thirdeye Systems develops technology that can detect drones and is a supplier to the Israeli military and some NATO members.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/emirati-state-weapons-contractor-invests-israeli-defense-supplier-2025-01-28/

 

[The SC]

The Emirates launched the "Corvette Emirates P111" boat, which was designed according to the latest standards of global military technology, with the aim of enhancing its defense capabilities.

 

[The SC]

Robotic UGV HAVOC8×8​

"Havoc 8 x 8 RCV" was developed by Milirem Robotics, the leading Estonian company in the field of unmanned terrestrial systems (UGV). It is designed to provide high flexibility through a transformed unit system that can be adjusted to perform multiple tasks on the battlefield.



Dimensions and weight:

Dimensions: approximately 6.8 x 2.8 x 2.7 meters.

Weight without load: about 15 tons.

The basic load capacity: up to 5 tons, allowing the installation of multiple armament systems or equipment.

It enables it to climb slopes of up to 60% and side slopes up to 40%.
And 1 m in water

The engine and hybrid propulsion system:

Havoc depends on an electric hybrid payment system that combines an internal combustion engine (mostly diesel) and a set of electric motors.

This system provides immediate torque that enables the vehicle to accelerate at a high speed and a superior ability to move in rough terrain.

The system also gives the semi -silent operation feature, which improves the capabilities of hiding and secrecy in combat environments.

The excellent performance of the payment system contributes to the extension of the operating range and the provision of fuel efficiency, which reduces operational costs.

Turret and armament system:

The vehicle can install a remote armament towers, which allows military operations to conduct fire from a believer's location without exposing the crew at risk.

Turret options:

Among the available options is the installation of a 30 mm gun tower with missile launchers (for example from Frankenburg Technologies or Kongsberg), where the tower can include a thermal control system and advanced telecommunications systems to accurately adjust fire.



The Turret design allows multiple options, so that it can be adapted according to the required role; Whether it is for direct fire support, aircraft control tasks, or as part of an anti-mine bombs.





Control and Monitoring:

The tower is controlled by a distance through a unified command center system, which reduces the burden on the crew and improves the time of
To respond to the threats.

Sensor systems:

Havoc is equipped with an advanced navigation system based on artificial intelligence technologies, allowing the vehicle the ability to make independent tactical decisions within specific limits.

combination of sensors:

The sensor systems include Lidar devices, high -resolution cameras, radar systems and infrared sensors.

These systems are used to collect instant environmental data, provide a comprehensive picture of the field scene, and support monitoring, monitoring and guidance... This data is integrated into a uniform system (C4ISR) that allows linking with other systems and exchanging information in actual time.



Havoc relied on an independent Hydro-PNEUMAMATIC SUSPENSION for each wheel of its eight wheels.



Shield and Protection System:

Standard protection according to Stanag 4569:

Protection from kinetic energy (shots): Stanag 4569 (L3), providing protection against heavy firearms (up to approximately 14.5 mm).

Mine protection: Stanag 4569 (L1) to alleviate the effects of mines and explosive devices.

The system can be equipped with additional high -placists to increase the level of protection according to the requirements of the task.

Robotic capabilities and functions:

Operation without a crew or by directing:

High movement efficiency:

Its diluted weight compared to traditional manned vehicles allows them to perform excellent in rugged terrain, whether in desert or urban environments or even in mountainous areas.

Capacity and stealth capabilities:

The hybrid propulsion system provides a semi -silent movement, which enhances the ability of the vehicle to hide and infiltrate the enemy's attention.

Multiple applications:

Havoc is used in the tasks of supporting mechanical forces, and works as a "suite" for combat vehicles such as tanks and pedestrian combat vehicles.

It is also used in reconnaissance tasks, providing support fire, and distributing various loads according to field requirements.


*** In February 2023 the UAE EDGE group bought a majority shares of the Milirem Robotics company.