Rheinmetall subsidiary YardStick Robotics, which develops AI-controlled robots for extreme operational environments, and Rheinmetall Waffe Munition GmbH were awarded a supportive funding notification for the “RoX” research project for a total of €1.4 million. At the ‘Scaling Industrial Data Ecosystems’ event in Berlin, Robert Habeck, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection, presented the […]
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. – 50:50-Joint Venture mit Hauptsitz in Rom und operativer Zentrale in La Spezia – 60% der Aktivitäten werden in Italien durchgeführt – Erstes Ziel ist die Ausrüstung der italienischen Streitkräfte mit Gefechtsfahrzeugen: dem italienischen Kampfpanzer (MBT) sowie dem Lynx als gepanzertem Infanteriekampfsystem (AICS) – Vielversprechende Exportaussichten Leonardo und Rheinmetall gründen ein Joint Venture, das […]
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● 50:50 joint venture with headquarters in Rome and operational headquarters in La Spezia ● 60% of the activities will be carried out in Italy ● First goal is to equip the Italian armed forces with combat vehicles: the Italian Main Battle Tank (MBT) and the Lynx as an Armoured Infantry Combat System (AICS) […]
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The AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition takes place in Washington, DC from 14- 16 October, with this year’s motto set as “Transforming for a Complex World”. The American Rheinmetall family of companies along with key partners from Rheinmetall’s global enterprise will be on-site (booth #2249) showcasing some of their most recent activities, achievements, and innovative […]
continue readingWith a strategic acquisition in the USA, the Düsseldorf-based Rheinmetall Group is expanding its position in the world’s largest defense market and strengthening its core business in the field of land vehicles for military customers worldwide. On 13 August 2024 Rheinmetall has signed an agreement to acquire all equity interests in Loc Performance Products, LLC, […]
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American Rheinmetall Vehicles, Sterling Heights, MI, has won one of two contracts awarded in the U.S. Army’s Small Multi-Purpose Equipment Transport vehicle (S-MET) program. American Rheinmetall Vehicles’ unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) will provide the Army with a versatile and resilient platform capable of efficiently transporting supplies and equipment over rugged terrain to support combat operations. […]
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Rheinmetall has successfully completed the development of the latest generation of its enhanced armour-piercing 120mm KE-ammunition to counter state-of-the-art protection technologies. The qualification readiness of the KE2020Neo or eKE (enhanced Kinetic Energy) ammunition has also been proven. As a result, Rheinmetall has been commissioned by the Bundeswehr and the British Army to manufacture qualification samples […]
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Rheinmetall hat die Entwicklung der neuesten Generation seiner wirkungsverbesserten panzerbrechenden 120mm KE-Munition gegen modernste Schutztechnologien erfolgreich abgeschlossen. Ebenso wurde die Qualifikationsreife der KE2020Neo bzw. eKE (enhanced Kinetic Energy) genannten Munitionssorte nachgewiesen. Infolgedessen ist Rheinmetall von der Bundeswehr und der British Army mit der Herstellung des Qualifikationsmusters der neuen Munition beauftragt worden. Ein entsprechender Amtlicher Qualifikationsvertrag […]
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– American Rheinmetall Vehicles und Textron Systems nutzen ihre jahrzehntelange Erfahrung bei unbemannten Bodenfahrzeugen für die S-MET-Lösung – Das S-MET-Fahrzeug des Teams Rheinmetall/Textron ist autonom und verwendet eingeführte Komponenten der U.S.Army American Rheinmetall Vehicles aus Sterling Heights in Virginia hat einen von zwei Aufträgen im Rahmen des Vorhabens Small Multi-Purpose Equipment Transport Vehicle (S-MET) der […]
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Düsseldorf-based technology group Rheinmetall and the U.S. industrials company Honeywell have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish strategic cooperation in various fields of technology. The two companies intend to cooperate on new visual systems and auxiliary power units for vehicles, among other things. Armin Papperger, CEO of Rheinmetall AG, said: “From auxiliary power […]
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