Elbit Systems

A European NATO member country has selected PULS in a contract worth approximately $260M, covering rocket artillery systems and munitions over five years.

PULS fires unguided rockets, precision-guided munitions and missiles across various ranges from a single launcher. It is fully adaptable to existing wheeled and tracked platforms, cutting maintenance and training costs.

In the words of our President and CEO Bezhalel (Butzi) Machlis: “The continued selection of the PULS system by European and NATO customers reflects the system’s operational maturity, versatility and ability to address the evolving requirements of modern armed forces.”

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Autonomous capabilities expand what forces can do while helping reduce exposure for the people behind the mission.

Across air, land and sea, Elbit Systems connects autonomous platforms, advanced sensing and command-and-control capabilities into a coordinated operational environment.

From reconnaissance and logistics to support for maneuvering forces, human-machine teaming enables greater flexibility, broader operational reach and reduced risk to personnel.

Autonomy extends the mission - Human judgment remains in command.

It was a great honor to participate in the first Parliamentary Evening hosted by Elbit Systems Deutschland at the German Bundestag.

Bringing together policymakers, defense leaders, and industry representatives, the event highlighted the importance of dialogue, cooperation, and a shared commitment to strengthening Germany's defense capabilities.

Congratulations to Elbit Systems Deutschland for a successful and impactful event.

From protecting undersea communication cables to countering naval mines and securing strategic waterways, autonomous underwater systems are gaining increasing importance worldwide.

In a recent TheMarker feature, Elbit Systems' expansion into the undersea domain highlights how emerging technologies are reshaping the future of maritime operations.

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Every mission sends soldiers into the most exposed position on the battlefield. The more of that exposure machines can take on, the fewer people have to.
At Robotics Day we put that to work in the field: drones launching from unmanned ground vehicles, coordinated swarms, a truck driving with no one at the wheel, and an armed robot moving in first.

FUSE’s systems have already logged more than 1,000,000 operational flight hours and over 100,000 autonomous ground operation hours.

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