Sensors & EW / Archive
ICEYE supplies radar imagery and complete satellite systems alongside applications for commercial users. A Portuguese purchase illustrates a customer buying infrastructure rather than only data access.
Kraken Robotics supplies subsea sensing, power and survey services. Its public ATLAS UK demonstration shows one integration relationship while leaving customer purchasing terms separate.
Read the measured quantity, uncertainty form and coverage conditions before comparing suppliers or accepting a result near a product requirement.
Mind Foundry combines Oxford machine-learning research with sensor software, named industrial development programmes and a documented insurance research partnership.
ModalAI supplies VOXL computing, flight controllers and development aircraft, with named OEM relationships and public evidence that separates component eligibility from complete-drone approval.
Novadem's NX70 fleet, NX160 sensor partnerships and support services form a specialist French drone business. Public records distinguish historic government orders, company-reported expansion and the limits of available financial disclosure.
OpenWorks’ catalogue spans optical systems and drone-capture products. Its public history shows why sensing, integration and customer delivery should be assessed separately.
Picogrid combines integration software with field hardware, with Army, Air Force and NATO programme evidence that needs to be read at the correct contract stage.
Plextek combines electronics consultancy, reusable sensing platforms and manufacturing services. Its accounts and named partnerships show how those activities differ commercially.
Assess coverage, timestamp meaning, revision history and uncertainty in a GNSS monitoring service before relying on its observations in a business review.
Quantum Systems combines aircraft with software and a broader autonomy portfolio. Its US subsidiary’s 2026 Vector AI announcement identifies a specific customer and procurement stage.
Read durability claims through the tested configuration, selected scope and acceptance criteria, and identify what a custom product change still requires.
A replacement sensor can fit the same enclosure and still change the evidence behind a product claim. The commercial task is to identify which comparisons, records and customer approvals must travel with the substitution.
Rowden combines edge systems engineering, device management and hardware development, with public UK government programmes and £17.64 million of 2025 turnover.
Saildrone combines uncrewed vessels with managed maritime data collection. A NOAA project with Woolpert illustrates how collection and processing can be divided between suppliers.
Spain-headquartered SATLANTIS builds optical imaging payloads and integrated satellite solutions, with a public mission history spanning environmental and security applications.
Seasats builds Lightfish and Quickfish vessels and sells both equipment and operated services. Public Navy and NOAA records explain its position in defense and ocean research.
Silentium Defence reports more than 100 employees worldwide. Its business combines passive-radar equipment, space-surveillance data and new US, UK and European operations.
Spectra combines its GENSS and SlingShot communications products with Comtech distribution and support services, with £21.90 million of consolidated FY2025 turnover.
Japan’s Synspective operates radar-imaging satellites and sells data and analytics, with public evidence spanning a defence imagery subcontract and telecom disaster-response cooperation.
Terma supplies specialist systems and support across radar, aerospace and space. Its BIFROST announcement provides a specific example of AI development still in testing.
Specify the identity, timing, configuration and interpretation that must travel with optical sensor output into the customer's records and downstream software.
Distinguish detector resolution, noise-related sensitivity and temperature accuracy, then compare the output a customer's inspection workflow actually needs.
Varjo supplies mixed-reality headsets, software and support for simulation. A public Rheinmetall case study shows how its hardware fits into a larger training system.