HENSOLDT Showcases Advanced Defence Sensors at DSEI 2025

 Leading sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT will present its latest technologies at DSEI 2025 in London from 9–12 September. A key focus will be on software-defined defence and next-generation detection systems that enhance platform protection and operational effectiveness.

Radar Solutions on Display

The TRML-4D air defence radar, based on advanced AESA technology, will demonstrate its ability to detect and track up to 1,500 targets at ranges of 250 km, including drones, aircraft, missiles, and rockets. The SPEXER radar family will also be exhibited, providing multi-domain surveillance for land, sea, and low-flying air threats.

Optronics and Vehicle Protection

HENSOLDT will showcase its Multi Utility Vehicle (MUV) equipped with cutting-edge optronic systems:

• MUSS – Multifunctional Self-Defence System.

• SETAS – See Through Armour System.

At the core of this capability is Ceretron, which fuses multi-sensor data and uses AI to deliver real-time operational awareness, enabling faster, smarter decision-making.

TAROSS: Future-Ready Target Acquisition

The TAROSS (Target Acquisition & Reconnaissance Optronical Sighting System) will highlight HENSOLDT’s vision for future connectivity. Modular and scalable, it integrates seamlessly with remote-controlled weapon stations, turrets, reconnaissance vehicles, and UGVs. TAROSS combines high-performance optics with AI-based detection and tracking, linking directly to Ceretron for enhanced sensor-to-shooter capabilities.

Airborne SIGINT: Project PEGASUS

HENSOLDT will also present PEGASUS (Persistent German Airborne Surveillance System). Developed for the German Armed Forces, PEGASUS is based on the Kalætron Integral SIGINT system and will be integrated into Bombardier Global 6000 aircraft. It delivers advanced signals intelligence for radar and communications monitoring.

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