Since its establishment in 1995, FIBERPRO, Inc. has expanded its expertise from fiber-optic–based inertial sensing technologies to resilient PNT solutions encompassing inertial navigation and anti-jamming GNSS technologies.
Today, FIBERPRO provides high-performance fiber-optic gyroscopes, tactical- to space-capable IMUs, complete inertial navigation systems, and anti-jamming GNSS solutions. Our anti-jamming GNSS solution uses real-time CRPA (Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna) technology to maintain stable performance under signal interference and harsh operating conditions.
Approximately 50% of FIBERPRO’s workforce is dedicated to research and development. Through full vertical integration—from optical core components to complete navigation systems—the company maintains rigorous quality control and the flexibility to meet diverse system requirements.
Fivecast delivers intelligence solutions built for clarity, powered by AI, and trusted to surface what matters. Engineered to solve complex intelligence challenges, our platform cuts through digital noise to help those protecting nations, borders, businesses, and communities uncover critical insights, before risk becomes a reality.
Trusted by agencies and enterprises across national security, law enforcement, defense, corporate security and financial crime, Fivecast was born from collaboration between government and research institutions. Headquartered in Australia with a global footprint, we support the world’s most critical missions.
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The Flight Training Center (CLV) Pardubice is a leading provider of comprehensive military aviation training in the Czech Republic. CLV provides training for military pilots and aviation personnel from basic preparation to advanced flight training. Operating rotary-wing, fixed-wing and jet aircraft fleets, supported by modern training infrastructure and simulation technologies, CLV delivers training solutions meeting the requirements of modern military aviation.
The Belgian arms manufacturer FN Herstal is one of the leaders in the market of military automatic weapons and their applications. This world-famous manufacturer currently has in its portfolio a wide and comprehensive range of machine guns from the super-light FN EVOLYS weapons, through the proven and widespread FN MINIMI, the highly durable and reliable FN MAG machine guns used in both mounted and infantry applications, to the legendary large-caliber "Ma-Deuce" FN M2HB-QCB.
The company also supplies modern SCAR and ARKA assault rifles, SCAR PR sniper rifles, FN P90 submachine guns and FN Five-seveN pistols in the original 5.7x28 caliber, as well as FN 303 non-lethal launchers.
FN Herstal also develops, tests and produces its own ammunition in NATO calibers (5.7x28, 5.56x45, 7.62x51, 9x19 and 12.7x99).
An integral part of the FN arms company's range are also solutions for mounting and installations the offered weapons on various land, water and air technicals, as well as electronic systems for fire control or fire correction.
Smartphone-Based Foot Measurement Reduces Military Boot Fitting Time by Up to 80%.
AI-supported, smartphone-based foot scanning is set to transform the equipment process of armed forces by eliminating one of its most persistent bottlenecks. Joint trials and current roll-out with a top5 NATO organization confirm that the time required for boot fitting can be reduced by up to 80 percent while significantly improving fit accuracy, comfort, and overall soldier satisfaction. At the same time, error rates and return logistics are substantially minimized. Developed by Berlin AI company Footprint Technologies, the solution operates entirely via smartphone and requires no additional hardware. If the shoe recommendations are combined with a modular comfort footbed system, already standard in the industrial safety footwear sector, it enables measurable gains in ergonomics and operational readiness.
Despite the high quality of many NATAO combat boots, the current fitting process remains manual, time-intensive, and dependent on individual execution. The new digital approach introduces a standardized, data-driven workflow and unlocks further potential, ranging from continuous product optimization based on real foot data to the separation of measurement and distribution processes. Future scenarios include early data capture during recruitment and the provision of perfectly fitted footwear on day one of service.
The technology is already in use by leading European safety footwear manufacturers (like ELTEN, Uvex, Würth-Modyf, U-Power, Abeba, Sixton). Furthermore one Top5-NATO armed force and first police organizations are rolling it out as well. Leading Military boot manufacturers like HAIX, MEINDL, LOWA or PRABOS are already collaborating to get their boots recommended best possible.
FORA Group Defence is a Turkish technology company operating in the fields of defence, security, and healthcare technologies. The company develops and manufactures tactical medical products, simulation technologies, training infrastructure, and customized production solutions. By combining its R&D, engineering, and manufacturing capabilities with extensive international project experience, FORA Group delivers innovative and reliable solutions to government organizations, defence industry partners, and global business stakeholders.
Ford provides robust Commercial-Off-The-Shelf vehicle platforms for defence, security and peacekeeping applications.
For military and government customers, that means access to proven vehicles, global production scale, established service support, reliable parts availability and specialist conversion pathways.
Ford gives defence users a proven OEM base vehicle that can be adapted for mission-specific use. Compared with fully bespoke military vehicle programmes, Ford platforms can help reduce acquisition complexity, lifecycle burden and support costs.
Across Ranger, Ranger Super Duty and Transit families, shared vehicle architectures help simplify training, diagnostics and tooling, reducing fleet complexity.
The result is a family of capable, supportable vehicles built around operational need, lifecycle value and long-term fleet readiness.
Foxtrot Inc., based in Yokohama, builds solutions that augment human capability. At FF26 we present four training and rehearsal applications, all running on VR headsets: realistic terrain capture and simulation (SimFlight Terrain), drone pilot training (SimFlight XR), counter-UAS training (SimCounter), and humanitarian demining training aligned with IMAS standards (Tombi Guide). SimFlight Terrain turns footage from a drone or a handheld camera into a 3D scene of a real site, where teams train and rehearse procedures — planning a UGV route quickly, for example. SimFlight XR covers training for every kind of drone, with a focus on FPV flying and interceptor piloting.
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