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Tiltan Wins Infrared Simulation Order From Israeli Defense Contractor

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of a fixed-wing unmanned aircraft over a desert beside a hardware-in-the-loop workstation and an operator monitoring aircraft and map displays.

Tiltan Software Engineering, a wholly owned T3 Defense subsidiary, received an initial purchase order from a leading Israeli defense contractor for a proof of concept using hardware-in-the-loop simulation of a next-generation infrared electro-optical system. The company said the first phase may expand into a program worth up to $2 million as the customer moves from concept validation toward development and qualification. Tiltan will use its T-Verse platform to recreate realistic operational environments in a laboratory, supporting faster development and testing. The customer was not named.

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