ASELSAN’s ATOM smart munition has been adapted for land targets, enhancing the Turkish Armed Forces’ operational strength with SARP system integration.

TÜBİTAK SAGE’s domestically developed missiles deliver pinpoint accuracy using national guidance and navigation systems, boosting Turkey’s defense independence.

The AKYA Heavyweight Torpedo is expected to begin deliveries by year-end, with a live-fire and detonation test using a warhead-equipped version planned for next year.

The ATOK system enhances Turkish soldiers’ safety and effectiveness with augmented reality glasses, smart wristbands, and health monitoring, marking the start of digital warfare.

Strengthened through Baykar–Motor Sich cooperation, the Akıncı UCAV now delivers 2100 horsepower, enabling heavier payloads and more versatile strike missions.

Türkiye is rapidly advancing domestic engine and transmission development projects to meet the needs of its land and air platforms with fully indigenous systems.

Turkey is advancing engine projects for tanks, UAVs, helicopters, and missiles, aiming to achieve defense independence through indigenous combustion and turbine engines.

Turkey’s interest in the SAMP-T system opens a new phase of defense cooperation, offering NATO compatibility and technology transfer opportunities.