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Announcement1 min read

Skyrivet launches its website

Skyrivet’s new website presents its four capability areas and gives European government and defense organizations a direct way to request a briefing.

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  • Lattice radar antenna mounted on top of a vehicle shelter against a pale sky

    Insight3 min read

    Layered counter-drone defense, explained

    No single sensor or effector stops every drone. Why effective protection is built in layers, and what each layer has to do.

  • Person standing alone on a path through a field at sunset, holding a controller, pine trees behind

    Insight2 min read

    The operator comes first

    A system is only as capable as the person using it under pressure. Why operator workload, training and trust deserve as much attention as the technology.

  • Worn black leather boots caked in mud, standing on wet fallen leaves

    Insight2 min read

    What “field-ready” should mean

    Working in a demonstration is not the same as working in mud, cold and rain, far from a workshop. A practical checklist for what field-ready really involves.

  • Stacked olive-green field radio sets with coiled handset cables

    Insight2 min read

    Interoperability is the price of entry

    European forces operate together, with equipment from many suppliers. Why systems that cannot share data with allies are becoming hard to justify.

  • Autonomous mobile robot carrying a rack of components across a reflective factory floor

    Insight2 min read

    Autonomy, with humans in command

    Autonomy can reduce workload and keep systems working when links fail. It does not remove the need for human judgment and responsibility.

  • Worker's arm beside trays of green circuit boards on an electronics production line

    Insight2 min read

    Building for volume

    In a conflict where drones are used by the thousands, the ability to produce, update and sustain systems at scale matters as much as performance.

  • Dense rows of blue network cables plugged into switches in a dark rack

    Insight2 min read

    Battlefield software: from data to decisions

    Modern forces collect more data than ever. The value lies in turning it into a shared picture and timely decisions, including when networks are under attack.

  • Hand writing notes in a notebook on a white table beside a laptop

    Insight2 min read

    Questions to bring to a capability briefing

    A briefing is most useful when both sides come prepared. The questions that help a defense organization get clear answers quickly.

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