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Licensed special trade company providing weapons, ammunition, anti-drone systems, unmanned combat vehicles and biometric identification devices for military and law enforcement. Operates subsidiary brands including Adler Protect and Military FutureTech.
11-50 employeesOpole, Poland0 open positionsWebsite
Adler Armory Group doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
Adler Armory Group
Licensed special trade company providing weapons, ammunition, anti-drone systems, unmanned combat vehicles and biometric identification devices for military and law enforcement. Operates subsidiary brands including Adler Protect and Military FutureTech.
11-50 employeesOpole, Poland0 open positionsWebsite
Adler Armory Group doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
Cambridge Radio Frequency Systems designs RF sensors and spectrum-monitoring software for defence and national security, built around the RFeye Node sensor that covers up to 40 GHz. Over 4,600 sensors deployed across 319 organisations on six continents.
9 roles
Estonian defence tech company developing AI-powered situational awareness and battlefield management systems for NATO forces.
4 roles
Builds passive acoustic detection arrays for drone, rocket, artillery and mortar threats. Discovair G2 microphone array uses 128 microphones plus optical camera for real-time threat localisation; partner of OSL on Norway's NOK 938M counter-UAS contract.
3 roles
Fuses data from multiple sensors into one real-time view so defence operators can detect and track drone swarms faster than legacy systems allow.
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