Exosens plans to double its production capacity for cooled infrared cameras in 2026 to meet growing global demand, especially for long-range surveillance and counter-drone applications. These cameras, made in France, are critical for detecting drone threats at long distances, day and night, and are increasingly used by defense contractors and autonomous system developers. This expansion highlights Exosens' strategic role in defense and homeland security markets and its ability to scale production to support evolving operational needs. The move follows a record order for thermal cameras for next-gen interceptor drones, reinforcing confidence in the long-term growth of cooled infrared technology in defense.
The Farm Progress Show 2026, held in Boone, Iowa from Sept. 1-3, introduces three major innovations: an expanded Agronomy Zone with research-grade crop plots and expert tours, new $60 premium ticket packages including admission, a hat, and lunch vouc...
Ormat Technologies introduced the Ormega100, the industry's largest binary power generation unit delivering 100 MW output, designed to accelerate commercialization and scaling of Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS). With 60 years of expertise and exten...
ADARx Pharmaceuticals announced it will present Phase 1/2 clinical data for Onvuzosiran, an RNA therapy for hereditary angioedema (HAE), at the 2026 EAACI Congress in Istanbul. Onvuzosiran targets plasma prekallikrein to prevent swelling attacks by r...
FDH Aero, a leading aerospace and defense supply chain provider, has agreed to a majority investment from Bain Capital Private Equity, with Audax Private Equity remaining a significant investor. This partnership aims to accelerate FDH's growth strate...
Cyabra, an AI-driven disinformation intelligence company, has secured a contract worth over $500,000 to provide its technology to a leading international research institute focused on tracking global hate speech. The platform will help identify coord...
