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Indra and Hanwha Showcase Advanced Radar and AI Solutions at MSPO 2026

DEFCROS News

10 Sep 2026 — 1 min read

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At MSPO 2026 in Kielce, Poland, the defense technology landscape saw significant advancements with the introduction of two promising systems from Indra and Hanwha. These innovations underscore a growing focus on enhanced detection capabilities and the integration of artificial intelligence in military operations.

Indra's NEMUS Radar System

Indra has unveiled its NEMUS radar, an AESA radar designed to tackle one of the primary challenges for land forces: effective detection across varying speeds. This advanced radar system aims to improve situational awareness and operational effectiveness on the battlefield.

Utilizes Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) technology.
Designed for land forces to detect threats across a wide range of speeds.
Enhances capabilities for both stationary and moving platforms.

The introduction of the NEMUS radar represents a significant technological leap, positioning Indra as a key player in the defense sector's push towards more sophisticated land-based radar solutions.

Hanwha's AI-Enabled EO/ISAR Satellite Solution

In a complementary move, Hanwha has presented an AI-enabled Earth Observation/Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar (EO/ISAR) satellite intelligence solution. This cutting-edge system is designed to automate the exploitation of Earth-observation data, facilitating faster and more effective intelligence gathering.

Employs artificial intelligence to enhance data processing capabilities.
Aims to accelerate the analysis of satellite imagery for intelligence purposes.
Supports various military and civilian applications through improved situational awareness.

Hanwha's development not only showcases the potential of AI in military applications but also aligns with broader trends toward automation and data-driven decision-making in defense.

Together, the NEMUS radar and Hanwha's AI-enabled satellite solution highlight a shift in defense strategy towards integrating advanced technologies that promise to redefine operational capabilities in modern warfare.

Sources: Edrmagazine, Defence Industry Europe, and Indra Group

Edited by Daniel Vazdar, Editor. How DEFCROS News reports, sources and corrects.

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