Eviden deployed its ARPEGE radar threat simulation system during a NATO air force training exercise. The simulator, part of the MRTS (Mobile Radar Threat Simulator) range, was used in the NATO Tactical Leadership Program in November at Los Llanos Air Base in Spain.
The ARPEGE radar threat simulation system, developed by Eviden, was deployed during a NATO air force training exercise. This simulator, from the MRTS (Mobile Radar Threat Simulator) solutions, participated in the exercise conducted as part of NATO's Tactical Leadership Program in November at Los Llanos Air Base in Spain.
About the ARPEGE System
Free · Every morning
Technical market signals, before the opening bell.
Bullish and bearish momentum, analyst changes, stocks to watch — automatically computed from Euronext data.
✓ Before 9 AM every morning✓ Euronext data✓ AI-powered analysis
Almost there! Check your inbox.
A confirmation email has been sent. Click the link to confirm your subscription.
An error occurred.
Indicative data. No investment advice. Unsubscribe at any time.
The ARPEGE system is a ground-to-air radar threat simulator integrated into Eviden's MRTS range of solutions.
Context of the Deployment
The deployment took place within the framework of NATO's Tactical Leadership Program, a training program for the air forces of the alliance.
SectorTechnologie · Services aux entreprises · Logiciels · Ingénierie / Conseil · Services IT · Infrastructures IT / Cloud›Services Informatiques
Context
Period
Period: 2025
The information presented in this article is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an investment recommendation, an incentive to buy or sell a financial asset, or investment advice. Readers are invited to conduct their own research before making any decision.
Investments in the stock market involve risks, including the risk of capital loss. Past performance of an asset or market is no guarantee of future results. Any investment decision should be made taking into account your personal financial situation, objectives and risk tolerance.
