Saab Stories

During spring, Saab has engaged in a collaboration with the startup Centropy in order to research new ways of cooling electronics. The first proof-of-concept is now being finalized and findings and lessons learned are now being implemented both in Saab and Centropy.

Saab’s commitment to innovation has seen Artificial Intelligence become increasingly vital to the company’s R&D and production operations

With navies around the world upgrading their submarine programs, effective anti-submarine warfare measures are also needed. Saab’s AUV62-AT acoustic training system provides a flexible and cost-effective way of training crews, without the need for an actual submarine.

The hypersonic threat is here and needs to be adressed now. That is why Saab has developed the Hypersonic Detection Mode radar capability.

Saab's Sea Giraffe Multi Sensor Solution provides unrivalled powerful radar performance in a compact format, suitable even for smaller vessels. Unlike other solutions on the market, the Sea Giraffe Multi Sensor Solution has a compact design and low weight, which allows the sensors to be placed in an optimal location to achieve the best possible range and performance.

The annual conference for Sweden's innovation ecosystems, Sveriges Innovationsriksdag, is this year arranged in Karlskrona.

Sanna Wallenius has found the perfect combination. With one foot in the stable and the other in one of Saab’s workshop hangars in Linköping, she gets to enjoy her two greatest passions: equestrian sports and aviation.

With radars selected for six classes of U.S. ships, Saab's Sea Giraffe is truly the go-to naval radar for the U.S. Navy. Jay Abendroth, head of Saab's U.S. Sensor Division, gives his view on the key to Saab’s U.S. success.

With drone and missile technology fast evolving, today’s armed forces need radar systems that are agile and provide outstanding situational awareness.

To ensure success, air force operations rely on an intricate web of support activities. One is the ability to perform aircraft maintenance wherever necessary, thereby ensuring that the system issued to deployed task forces is ready for operational use.