Indra is equipping the world's most advanced armies with new generation systems. The company has equipped the Spanish Army's new 8x8 Dragon wheeled armoured vehicle with a mission system that multiplies its intelligence and with sensors that reinforce its situational awareness.
It has also implemented the battlefield management system (BMS) that Spain uses to plan and coordinate tactical operations. And it is developing the strategic command and control system (EC2) that the European Commission will use to coordinate international military operations. Indra is also a pioneer in the development of cutting-edge solutions to respond to the threats currently emerging in the theatre of operations, such as its Crow anti-drone system or its Nemus system, a sophisticated high-resolution and angular precision 3D AESA radar designed to protect armoured vehicles and vehicles.
It is also a leading company in electronic defence, which has developed advanced solutions such as the Landef deployable intelligence and tactical electronic support system, or the Elint man-pack system, designed to collect intelligence in the field. It also develops 4.0 support systems equipped with AI and advanced digital technologies, which increase the operational and force projection capacity of armies, as well as being one of the leading manufacturers of simulators for training the crews of armoured vehicles, ground vehicles and platforms of all types. Indra is part of more than fifty defence R+D programmes promoted by the EU and is the national coordinator of the FCAS, Europe's most advanced and ambitious defence programme.
It is also one of the world's leading manufacturers of radars, which it has delivered to countries on five continents and to NATO.