French defense sector pivots toward autonomous and robotised battlefield toolsExecutive summary: French defence companies presented robotic and autonomous systems at the Eurosatory exhibition, focusing on demining, drone swarms and remote‑controlled armor. The innovations reflect a broader move to modernise the French armed forces and maintain competitiveness in export markets. French defence industry players showcased at Eurosatory, with government and allied agencies observing. Continued investment in robotic platforms and increased collaboration with NATO partners.At the Eurosatory defence exhibition near Paris, French defence firms demonstrated new demining robots, kamikaze drones and remote‑controlled armoured vehicles, highlighting a strategic shift toward robotic battlefield solutions. The showcase underscores industry response to evolving threat landscapes and calls for rapid technology adoption.Connected developmentsRheinmetall worries about Franco‑German tank projectDSV/Schenker tests autonomous trucks in EuropeEurosatory hits record attendance, reflecting global rearmamentG7 summit security preparations in GenevaOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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