Summary

The increasing complexities in modern day war techniques have resulted in a heightened requirement for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) activities, which has resulted in several key defense spenders to invest heavily in the research and development of equipment such as airborne mission systems, display systems, navigation and controls, communication systems and surveillance systems.

In order to tackle conventional as well as newly evolved threats, militaries worldwide are focusing on installation of advanced sensor based systems, which can provide intel in real time for necessary actions. Thus to establish steady flow of organized information to pilots for both offensive and defensive purposes, military forces worldwide are constantly raising demand for advanced avionics systems.

Military avionics encompasses wide range of equipment such as EO/IR systems, EW systems, Radar and communication systems, cockpit and display systems, airborne mission computers and cryptos and armament management among others.

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