Altair to Showcase AI-Powered Defence Solutions at DSEI 2025
Altair, a global leader in data analytics and AI, is set to showcase its advanced capabilities at the Defence & Security Equipment International (DSEI) 2025. The company will demonstrate AI-powered engineering, smart manufacturing, and advanced connectivity solutions tailored for the defence industry. Altair's presence at DSEI follows its recent successes in accelerating research, development, and testing, as well as optimising military asset production and sustainment.
Altair's AI-powered digital solutions have been instrumental in identifying and preventing cyberattacks in the defence industry. The company will exhibit these innovative solutions at DSEI, along with its Aerospace Startup Acceleration Program (ASAP), which supports emerging defence technology companies.
Meanwhile, Polar Technology has been selected by ISTEC to manufacture helicopter weapon mounts for the US Air Force. This contract further solidifies Polar's position as a key supplier in the defence sector. BFC Fasteners, another prominent defence supplier, offers a wide range of fasteners, turned parts, and engineered components to critical market channels.
In the realm of AI-driven inspection, Virtek Vision will showcase its AI-supported inspection solutions for composite materials at the Advanced Engineering show. The company will present its Virtek IRIS Ai Inspection Camera System, demonstrating how AI can enhance quality control in defence manufacturing.
Altair's participation at DSEI 2025, along with Polar Technology's contract win and Virtek Vision's showcase, underscores the growing role of advanced technology in the defence industry. Altair will be located at the ADS Pavillion, Booth N7-163, at DSEI 2025, where visitors can explore the latest innovations in AI-powered engineering and smart manufacturing. Molex, another industry player, has recently released a survey on top trends and technology innovations impacting design engineers in aerospace and defence, highlighting the dynamic nature of the sector.
