On 2 April, EOS Space Systems successfully tracked NASA's Artemis II Orion capsule from its Mount Stromlo facility in Canberra. The activity was conducted under contract with the xGEO team, working with the Joint Commercial Operations cell led by Trusted Space, which coordinates with NASA.
EOS Space Systems has been appointed as a Preferred Tenderer under the Australian Space Agency’s Space Capabilities and Services Panel. EOS is the only supplier on the panel delivering services across space situational awareness, space domain awareness, space traffic management and debris mitigation.
EOS has secured new US contracts to develop and deliver remote weapon systems for the US Army and Northrop Grumman’s Agnostic Gun Truck, supporting ongoing programmes and counter-drone applications. Progress is also being made on its conditional Korean high energy laser contract, with a pathway to convert it to an unconditional agreement, subject to key conditions.
Electro Optic Systems (EOS) today welcomed a high-profile German defence delegation, led by Federal Minister of Defence of Germany, Boris Pistorius, to its Canberra facility as part of his first official visit to Australia.
By Max Blenkin, Australian Defence Magazine Australian defence and technology company Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has pitched multi-million dollar counter-drone and counter-space laser systems to
Dr Andreas Schwer joined global defence and technology leaders, including Oleksandr Danyliuk (Destinus) and Philipp Hartmann (Mountain X), at Unternehmertag on 20 March 2026 to
Weapons of Victory breaks down the Dutch YPR-765 is being used on Ukraine’s front lines, told through Ukrainian crews’ firsthand combat experiences.
EOS has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with UXV Technologies, strengthening cooperation between Australian and Danish defence industries. The partnership brings together complementary expertise in remote weapon systems and ground control technologies to support more integrated capability development.
Counter-UAS (C-UAS) system procurement officials face a bewildering number of challenges when it comes to choosing the most appropriate protection system but one challenge looms over them all: how do I ensure that the system I choose is scalable, flexible and will always stay ahead of the rapidly evolving drone threat?
EOS has secured two new unconditional orders for counter‑drone systems with a total value of US$45m, comprising a Slinger Remote Weapon System order and a separate order secured by EOS Defence Systems USA.
