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June 22, 2023 | International, Aerospace

Drones: Nexter, EOS et Traak ont désormais 18 mois pour créer Larinea, la munition rodeuse made in France

Nexter, EOS et TRAAK ont remporté l’appel à projet pour Larinae, un drone multi mission capable d'effectuer une mission de reconnaissance et traiter une cible. Ils ont 18 mois pour développer un démonstrateur.

https://www.bfmtv.com/economie/entreprises/defense/drones-nexter-eos-et-traak-ont-desormais-18-mois-pour-creer-larinea-la-munition-rodeuse_AN-202306190613.html

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