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.

On the third day of IDEF 2025, Turkey’s Defense Industry Agency (SSB) signed key contracts covering ballistic gear, weapon systems, simulators, and helicopters — including 57 GÖKBEYs and a new T-70 Simulator Project.

At IDEF 2025, HAVELSAN showcases multi-domain command-control architectures, AI-based decision support, and its new maritime navigation system “Bluevision,” alongside advanced simulators and unmanned teaming technologies.

HAVELSAN has been certified by the Turkish Standards Institution with the TS EN ISO 56001 Innovation Management System—becoming the first in Türkiye’s software sector to achieve it, strengthening competitiveness and sustainable growth.

HAVELSAN’s medium-class unmanned ground vehicle BARKAN is set to enter mass production following its proven success and positive field performance, as approved by the Defense Industry Agency (SSB).

At TEKNOFEST TRNC, HAVELSAN presents its locally developed technologies, offering visitors experiences such as parachute and shooting simulators, along with AI-focused workshops for young engineers. The event highlights Turkey’s growing innovation power in defense technology.

Turkey’s HAVELSAN has achieved a new global milestone with its domestically developed ADVENT Combat Management System, now operational in four continents following its export to the Chilean Navy. Experts note that only a handful of countries can produce a comparable system.

HAVELSAN signed an agreement with the Chilean Navy to integrate the ADVENT Combat Management System into two frigates. The four-year modernization project makes Chile the 9th country to adopt ADVENT.