Boğaziçi Savunma Teknolojileri’s İLTER counter-drone family, showcased at IDEF 2025, offers up to 30 km radar detection, wide-band RF jamming (400–8000 MHz) and GPS spoofing to defeat hostile UAS.

At IDEF 2025, TÜBİTAK signed eight key cooperation agreements with HAVELSAN, ASFAT, MAM, SAHA Istanbul, and METU, covering cloud computing, cryptology, space materials, and precision guidance technologies.

Teknopark Istanbul and ULAK Communication have signed a strategic cooperation protocol to implement local Private 5G infrastructure, enabling digital transformation and smart campus applications.

Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat stated that IDEF 2025 has now become a global brand, emphasizing that Turkey’s defense industry employs nearly 100,000 people and exports to more than 100 countries.

HAVELSAN’s BULUT UAV, capable of 7–8 hours of flight, 150 km range, and GPS-independent operation, will play a key role in swarm drone missions.

At IDEF 2025, the Turkish Gendarmerie presented its latest field technologies — including a four-legged robot, the ASAS driver analysis system, and the Karagöz facial-recognition camera.

AYDA Defense’s offline RF identification and tracking system, developed by Turkish engineers, is now operational in the U.S. Army and preparing for export to other countries.

ASELSAN unveiled the ASELFLIR 600 EO targeting system and the national T-Link tactical data-link at IDEF 2025, boosting ISR and networked strike capabilities.