EVOLVING INTEGRATION

New missions, new threats, new ways of engaging, new technologies, and new enemies. We are constantly refining our focus and expanding our capabilities to realize our vision for next-generation integrated soldier systems, as we push well-beyond passive protection into active, technology-driven solutions.

Always looking ahead

DISRUPTIVE THINKING

We have always imagined possibilities beyond the accepted solutions, and we live by the philosophy that the future does not need to be restricted by the past. With every development, we question our own assumptions and re-evaluate what is best for the Warfighter.

PEDIGREE

We have been deconstructing and re-designing integrated systems since we entered the market, constantly reinventing what could be - lighter-weight, higher-performing, modular and scalable integrated soldier systems.

2011

first Integrated head system

Next Wave

SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

As technology advances, so too must solutions for the Warfighter. The complexity of integrating disparate systems, connecting data to the tactical edge, and managing cognitive overload requires innovations in electronics, software, data, as well as another reimagining of the soldier as a system.

Through collaboration with like-minded industry partners in thermal optics, photonics, enhanced night vision systems, communications, and advanced unmanned systems, our recent future soldier vision demonstrated step changes in system design, functionality and integration. It also showcased Galvion's advanced software, middleware, and hardware capabilities.

Decades of honing product design and development, along with rapid prototyping, allow us to build robust systems even in the conceptual phase

Software and technology integrated into our own systems as well in into wider soldier equipment through collaboration with industry partners

COMMON ARCHITECTURE

Interconnectivity between devices exponentially grows the capability available to the Warfighter. Trusted data fed at the point of use (Audio, HUD, Sight, Watch, EUD) amplifies speed of decision-making, and decision accuracy, and common architecture reduces non-value-add processes and procedures at critical decision-making points.