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ELT Group is participating in AOC Europe 2025, which takes place in Rome from 6 to 8 May. The company will present its advanced solutions at the event, drawing on more than seventy years of expertise in the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum...
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ELT Group is participating in AOC Europe 2025, which takes place in Rome from 6 to 8 May. The company will present its advanced solutions at the event, drawing on more than seventy years of expertise in the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) domain.
The event presents an opportunity for ELT Group to showcase its technologies, which are developed to address the evolving operational needs of modern warfare. These solutions are shaped by insights gained from current international conflicts, highlighting the need for multi-domain operations and ensuring interoperability between both advanced (up to sixth generation) and legacy systems within a system-of-systems framework.
Among the technologies ELT Group will highlight is its broad range of electronic warfare (EW) solutions, which span land, naval, and airborne operations. These solutions cover Electronic Support Measures (ESM), Electronic Intelligence (ELINT), Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), Electronic Countermeasures (ECM), and Electronic Attack (EA) capabilities. A prominent example is the Tactical EW System (TEWS), which integrates both Electronic Warfare and SIGINT capabilities into a networked, mobile platform. This system ensures total protection for critical infrastructure while facilitating intelligence gathering to enhance Situational Awareness.
Additionally, ELT will present its counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) technologies, available in on-the-move, transportable, and fixed configurations, designed to safeguard critical infrastructure from various UAS threats. A new feature of the C-UAS range is the KARMA system, which employs Artificial Intelligence to provide a radar-less approach for countering UAS threats.
The company will also feature its capabilities in Cyberspace Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) protection, providing solutions to address the complex challenges of modern electronic warfare operations.
A key highlight of ELT’s presentation will be the Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) Centre, a versatile operational support system that aids both pre- and post-mission activities. The system is modular and adaptable to a range of electronic warfare functions, including ESM, ECM, and others. It supports various frequency bands such as radar, communications, and EO/IR, and can be deployed across a variety of host platforms, including air, maritime, land, and space. The system can be customised to meet specific customer requirements, offering flexible support for a range of operational needs.
During the event, visitors will also have the chance to experience ELT Group's EW Simulation Lab. This immersive, high-fidelity centre allows operators to test their skills in identifying radar threats, applying EW countermeasures, and assessing their operational effectiveness in realistic scenarios.
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