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Rafael To Display At IAV 2022

Rafael TROPHY APS [© Rafael]

Rafael to display complete combat suite for armoured vehicles with HYPERCORE AI-based management system at IAV 2022 in London.

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Press Release, Tel Aviv, 20 January 2022: From January 24-27, 2022, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems will participate in IAV 2022 in London. Throughout the week, Rafael will showcase its full suite of capabilities for armoured combat vehicles that enhances combat effectiveness and survivability, while reducing crew size and their cognitive burden.

Rafael’s Advanced Vehicle Integrated Combat Systems (A-VICS) is a modular system that can be customised and adapted to any platform and can be connected to any platform’s sensors, cameras and other systems. The complete system provides operators a full video management system, 360-degree situational awareness and automatic target recognition (ATR). It allows crew members to perform any type of operational task from inside a closed-hatch cabin. Its open, modular architecture provides optimal protection and precision by integrating some of Rafael’s most highly regarded operational systems, including:

  • TROPHY Active Protection System (TROPHY APS) – the world’s only operational, combat-proven active protection system – detects, classifies, and engages incoming threats and delivers unmatched survivability and manoeuvrability for all vehicle classes. TROPHY can be integrated onto any armoured vehicle, and is central to A-VICS advanced protective capabilities.
  • The SPIKE Missile Family of 5th generation, multi-purpose, multi-platform EO-guided missile systems provides pinpoint precision up to 32 km and fire-and-update capabilities. SPIKE’s exceptionally high precision extends Beyond Line of Sight to greatly enhance the vehicle’s survivability while also minimising the risk of collateral damage. SPIKE family variants have been purchased by 39 nations, including 19 NATO nations, and have been integrated onto 45 different vehicles, helicopters, and naval platforms.
  • The SAMSON Family of high-performance remote-control weapon stations (RWS) for combat vehicles delivers high performance and maximised survivability. With 40-years of operational experience, Rafael’s RWS have been adapted worldwide to a broad range of tracked and wheeled armoured vehicles, and accommodate diverse weapons and sensors.
  • The HYPERCORE AI-Based Management System for Combat Vehicles integrates the best-of-breed technologies and capabilities that make up the A-VICS. It ensures faster, smarter decision-making, greater success across complex missions, and reduces the necessary number of troops and their cognitive burden in the battlefield. It enables manned-unmanned teaming (MUM-T) in both conventional and asymmetric scenarios. HYPERCORE’s combat AI acts as a 3rd crew member for more autonomous mission management. It provides 360-degree situational awareness by managing the vehicle’s array of sensors and fusing each of the video feeds into a single, live, augmented battlefield picture with a common visual language, and utilises automatic target recognition (ATR) to detect, recognise, and track multiple types of targets.
  • FIRE WEAVER is a networked sensor-to-shooter combat system with sophisticated autonomous capabilities connecting the formation of armoured vehicles and their operational capabilities in real time over any tactical radio. It utilises AI and data fusion to instantly selects the most relevant shooter for a given target, and, as a result, can handle multiple, simultaneous targets more efficiently and swiftly.
Rafael TROPHY APS [© Rafael]

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