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CAE and WB Electronics signed an agreement to explore training and simulation systems for unmanned and autonomous platforms.
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CAE and WB Electronics signed a memorandum of understanding at MSPO 2026 in Kielce, Poland, on September 8, CAE announced in a press release. The agreement covers training and mission preparation for unmanned and autonomous systems.
The companies will explore projects that combine CAE's simulation, synthetic training environments and mission rehearsal tools with unmanned platforms and mission systems from WB Electronics.
The planned systems would help defence forces train operators and build proficiency in Canada, Poland and allied countries. The companies will also assess domestic and international opportunities.
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