DEFEXPO 2014: Cobham Exhibits Expertise

“We are delighted to be attending DEFEXPO, India’s largest defence and security exhibition,” said Lee Griffiths, Managing Director of Cobham’s office in New Delhi. “It is an important showcase for our wide ranging land and marine capabilities. Cobham has had a long and successful association with India, primarily in the aerospace domain, and we are looking forward to discussions with customers and partners at DEFEXPO on how we can further support India’s emerging defence and security requirements.”

Cobham’s exhibit –Hall 9, Stand 9.4– displays capabilities includes:

• Communications for Challenging Environments– land and maritime mesh radios, and satellite communications antennas and terminals; intercom systems for ground vehicle crewmembers; mast antennas and signals interference cancelling equipment for vehicle-mounted terrestrial communication. 
• Integrated Surveillance Solutions – such as audio, video, and cellular surveillance, cameras and sensors, command and control products, IP mesh solutions, and tagging, tracking and locating products. 
• Protecting Forces and Detecting Threats through Counter-IED technologies and training, parachutist oxygen equipment and support; aircraft and ground vehicle crew safety and Pinpoint™ gunshot detection system survivability products; gunshot and hostile fire detection equipment for soldiers and security forces in dismount, vehicle and fixed site configurations ; unmanned, remotely operated ground systems to counter IEDs on the battlefield and to mitigate chemical and explosive hazards in civil society ; and positioning systems for large comms, optics, laser and weapon payloads 

Cobham has been a long standing reliable provider of leading edge technology to India for several decades and, since 2008, Cobham has maintained a presence in India with an office in Delhi, expanding to Bangalore in 2010. These offices coordinate our activity in country and are responsible for customer and sourcing partner relations and business development in the increasingly important Indian market.