Jun 9, 2026 12:40 PM
Updated Jun 9, 2026 12:44 PM
A 120-node digital combat network was put through live trials by Elbit Systems Sweden, linking soldiers, sensors, and platforms into a shared battlespace.
A 120-node digital combat network was put through live trials by Elbit Systems Sweden, linking soldiers, sensors, and platforms into a shared battlespace.
The demonstration integrated the company’s E-LynX Software-Defined Radio family, the Torch-X Battle Management System, and the TIGER-X command-and-control system.
These technologies successfully connected reconnaissance drones, command posts, armored vehicles, and dismounted troops, enabling real-time exchange of voice, video, and operational data across the force.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: Elbit Systems Ties Together 120 Nodes in Landmark Digital Combat Network Test
Sweden•armored vehicles•technology•Elbit Systems•command post•reconnaissance aircraft•autonomous drone•command and control system
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