After completing comprehensive modernization and ADVENT system integration, TCG ORUÇREİS entered active duty as the most advanced and powerful element of Turkey’s BARBAROS-class frigates.

Büyütech and Titra Teknoloji signed a strategic agreement at IDEF 2025 to integrate locally developed, high-performance camera systems into Türkiye’s UAVs and unmanned helicopters.

Türkiye’s largest industrial cluster, SAHA Istanbul, participated in IDEF 2025 with 218 member companies, signing new cooperation agreements with TÜBİTAK, METU, and the SSB Academy.

The Ministry of National Defense’s R&D Center presented 44 advanced systems at IDEF 2025, with 80% of them ready for operational use.

Ender ARGE has patented a foldable-wing, fiber-optic FPV loitering munition that links to a launcher, offering 10–50 km variants and high export interest.

Technological advancements in Türkiye’s defense industry are now transforming other strategic sectors such as energy and offshore drilling, strengthening Ankara’s influence on the global stage.

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.