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KWESST Showcases Latest in Next-Generation Tactical Systems at CANSEC 2022 Defence and Security Expo, June 1-2, EY Centre, Ottawa, Canada
The latest in digitization systems for real-time shared situational awareness for military an...
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[{"type":"text","content":"KWESST Showcases Latest in Next-Generation Tactical Systems at CANSEC 2022 Defence and Security Expo, June 1-2, EY Centre, Ottawa, CanadaThe latest in digitization systems for real-time shared situational awareness for military and public safety, including ATAK and TAKCounter-threat systems against lasers and electronic detectionNew non-lethal systemsOttawa, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 1, 2022) -  KWESST Micro Systems Inc. (TSXV: KWE) (OTCQB: KWEMF) (FSE: 62U) (\"KWESST\" or \"the Company\"), a developer of next-generation tactical systems for military, security, and personal defense markets, today announced its featured systems lineup to be showcased at Canada's annual defence and security expo, CANSEC, June 1-2, at the EY Centre, Booth 1435.Military and security force delegations from several dozen countries are expected to visit CANSEC, as well as officials from across Canada's defence establishment and law enforcement agencies.KWESST has a major presence at the Expo, with three showcase areas:The Company's main display, at Booth 1435, will feature:\"Digitization\" products and services to meet the challenge of fully digitizing the Tactical Edge: those commanders, soldiers, operators, and sensor systems conducting dismounted operations at the company level and below, leveraging the game-changing advantages of TAK (Team Awareness Kit) as a foundational capabilityTAK-integrated sensors and effectors such as the KWESST Integrated Fires Module (IFM), which converts \"dumb\" legacy weapon systems to \"smart\" precision weapons without any modification to the weapon or ammunition. Counter-Threat products such as the TAK-integrated Battlefield Laser Defence System (BLDS) designed to counter the emerging threat of weaponized lasers against personnel; and the Phantom™ electro-magnetic spectrum operations (EMSO) decoy system to mask and obfuscate the electromagnetic signature of friendly forces with decoy signatures.In partnership with General Dynamics Mission Systems - Canada (GDMS-C) at Booth 3042 - outdoors behind the EY Centre - KWESST will demonstrate its ability to design, develop, and integrate soldier level digitization capabilities as a modular component of the GDMS-C \"Tactical Network as a Service\" (\"TNaaS\") architecture within a joint/digital fires scenario. Post CANSEC, KWESST will continue with follow-o...