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Why ballistic and protection steels are ideal for military or civil applications
Uses for ballistic and protection steel – once a military-exclusive material – are growing. Top of the range protective steel has become increasingly accessible and increasingly necessary for a range of sectors and businesses
The lifeblood of modern naval architecture: data
Novel market and regulatory pressures mean naval architects must think creatively. Placing data at the heart of design processes offers a route for doing so
Why government and industry must collaborate to accelerate multi-domain integration
Mastery over the five domains of modern warfare – land, air, sea, space and cyber – is a top priority for defence departments. Working with industry leaders already straddling these domains will be vital
How data became the new frontier in modern warfare
Using data to understand battlefields is not a new phenomenon. But strategists are wrestling to gain control as the quantity and accessibility of data in modern warfare proliferates
Multidisciplinary design: How naval architects today are creating the ships of tomorrow
Today’s naval architects need fully integrated digital design systems that allow for collaboration, coordination, and simulation to keep pace with modern ship design.
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How simulation saves money and adds value in the ship design process
Maximising efficiency, keeping costs down, hitting ESG goals – naval architects face a growing checklist of requirements. Ticking every box necessitates a revamped approach to ship design that emphasises simulation
Multi-domain integration: buzzword or the basis for a future defence strategy?
The defence industry is gearing up for a new era of integration across different domains of warfare. Translating enthusiastic talk on the topic into action is a major challenge
Why ship designers in a rapidly evolving industry must rethink their approach
The shipbuilding industry is under pressure: environmental targets must be met, new technology incorporated, and prices kept competitive. Integrating disjointed digitalisation efforts could hold the key for designers on the front line.