True Collaboration 4 - Episode 1: The training of operational pilots in Sweden
Flying the Gripen fighter jet requires extensive physical training and preparation, both in theory and practice. In order to take advantage of the fighter’s full capabilities, it is important that the pilots are familiarized with all of Gripen’s advanced systems. Find out how this process takes place in at F7 in Såtenäs, Sweden, on the 1st episode of True Collaboration’s 4th Season!
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Saab in collaboration with DSTA to supply composite superstructures
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Saab has signed a contract with Defence Science & Technology Agency (DSTA) to supply six composite superstructures for the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN)’s Multi-Role Combat Vessel (MRCV).
Continued heavy investments from Saab in underwater technology research
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Together with Swedish Defence Materiel Administration, FMV and the Royal Institute of Technology, KTH, Saab extends its support to continued development of next-generation autonomous underwater vehicles through SMaRC, Swedish Maritime Robotics Centre.
Saab in cooperation with Babcock for the Swedish Navy’s Future Surface Combatants
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The development of the four new Surface combatants of the Luleå class for Sweden continues. Contracted by The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration, FMV, Saab proceeds to manage the basic design phase of the project, supported by Babcock.
Weapon system design - a key factor for superior submarine capabilities in the modern battlespace
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Submarines play a vital role in a wide range of operations and tasks, from covert operations to more offensive roles that require engaging adversaries with an array of weapon. The submarine’s ability to launch a diverse range of weapons and engage its enemies effectively is one of the most important capabilities to take into account when designing a submarine.
With knowledge comes power
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Saab’s knowledge-transfer approach to supplying defence solutions is proving increasingly popular with armed forces across the planet. By sharing our intellectual property with customers, we empower them to take an active role in manufacturing and maintaining their defence assets.
Basic design - What is required to create the world's most versatile ships?
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Creating an efficient naval ship is a significant compromise. There are many, often conflicting requirements that must be set against each other. It should be a ship with good characteristics for operating in archipelagos and at sea, such as speed, stability, and fuel consumption.
Digitalisation is changing the battlefield
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The battlefield is changing rapidly and there is a high demand for new tech in defence, not least in Ukraine. We asked Jonatan Olofsson, specialist in autonomous functions at Saab, how the battlefield has changed lately.