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Surgeons and doctors now have better radiology images and videos for more accurate surgery and patient diagnosis.

Technology is key to both military and civilian applications. Today, they benefit from each other’s advances, in a new cross-fertilisation of ideas.

“The problem is often that companies don’t detect cyberattacks until information has been stolen or destroyed and when information systems themselves have been damaged, even though solutions and services are available” explains Stanislas de Maupeou, Cybersecurity Exper...

Drones are proliferating so swiftly and using such sophisticated technology that legislation is barely keeping up. Thales is today finding new ways to monitor, control or scramble transmissions from unmanned air vehicles.

A potential deadly ambush is defeated and allies advance unimpeded. Applied technology is the reason and Thales, the world leader in combining defense experience with digital expertise, is the source of this crucial contribution to defense. ...

The quest for extended precision combat with greatly-reduced human risk is becoming a reality through armed drones. Thales is offering complete, end-to-end solutions.

RAPIDFire’s precision tracking, targeting and destruction of the newest airborne threats creates a protective ‘bubble’ of four kilometers around it.

Technology in war could look like technology at home.

The Hawkei is no ordinary battlefield vehicle. It's equipped with the most advanced sensors (Acousticlaser, observation), and is part of a data-sharing network, a digital synergy of command and control, for troop movement, liaison, surveillance and reconnaissance. ...

A hub of data and applications from many sources, the Defence Cloud permits communication and information sharing across missions and allies, enhancing efficiency, interoperability, and collaboration.