Surviving on the battlefield of the future

Protecting personnel, military platforms and critical infrastructure is under increasing pressure in today's conflicts. Our armed forces must rapidly arm themselves against increasing battlefield transparency, the constant evolution of munitions and weapon systems, and the proliferation of unmanned systems and sensors.

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The constant evolution of technologies and tactics means that traditional protection methods and strategies have to be continuously adapted. TNO can do this like no other, thanks to in-depth knowledge of advanced technologies, weapon effects and the complexity of the battlefield. Together with our partners, we work on the development and integration of protection concepts that are flexible enough to cope with current and future threats, without compromising battle power. This ranges from improving mobility through weight reduction to using innovative material concepts to manipulate visibility. Working closely with defence, we aim to jointly develop and prioritise solutions.

Together with our partners, we continue to accelerate the path from knowledge to technology to operationally deployable capabilities. This is how we ensure that our armed forces are offered the best possible protection on the battlefield. Now and in the future.

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Is the race between protection and weight of Defence vehicles changing?

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25 September 2024
Military vehicles are subject to extreme requirements, given their function and application. But protecting occupants with ever thicker and heavier material is now hitting its limits.

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Insight
2 September 2024

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Insight
19 June 2024

Personal protection

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Infrastructure protection and survivability

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