Atech, a company of the Embraer Group, is showcasing its know-how and expertise in the systemic field for developing built-in systems in ground, air and sea vehicles at the Idex 2017, a leading defence expo which runs till February 23 in Abu Dhabi.

The integration of sensors, weapons and other supporting solutions for enabling a more effective situational awareness turns Atech’s Mission and Combat System into a powerful tool for the execution of diverse missions within the integrated defense platforms of the Embraer Group, said a statement from the company.

As a strategic partner of the Brazilian Armed Forces, Atech has been taking part in various built-in system projects and the following activities:
*Development and Integration of Built-in Systems;
*Development and Integration of Mission Support Systems;
*Logistics: maintenance, operations training, maintenance and record training.

Atech said it has been playing an important role in the creation of the Navy Mission Tactical System featured in eight helicopters acquired by the Brazilian Navy for the HX-BR Program; and also in the Technology Transfer program (offset) of the Brazilian government for the P P-3AM ORION Program, a Maritime Patrol aircraft of the Brazilian Air Force (FAB).

The company works in the updating of built-in systems, integration of new systems to the air platform, and personnel training for the maintenance of aircraft systems.

Recently, in a partnership with the Brazilian Air Force and SAAB, the company has been transferring technology and developing systems for mission support, training and simulation in the F-X2 program, said the statement from Atech.

Atech is responsible for developing the Naval Mission Tactical System (TDMS) that will be utilized in the H225M helicopters of the Brazilian Navy.

The program, named H-XBR, started in 2012, and the Navy’s first operational H225M unit is currently undergoing test flights, it added.-TradeArabia News Service