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SAS Technology and infiniDome Sign MoU to Expand Strategic Cooperation in Advanced Unmanned Systems

Athens: Building on successful technology integration and new opportunities emerging from AUSA 2026, the companies aim to strengthen joint R&D, expand international business development and explore industrial cooperation in Greece.

Following the successful participation of SAS Technology and infiniDome in the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 2026 in Washington, DC, SAS Technology, a Greek defence technology company specialising in advanced unmanned and autonomous systems, and infiniDome, a leading provider of GNSS protection, anti-jamming and resilient navigation technologies, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen and expand their technological and commercial cooperation.

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The MoU aims to explore new opportunities for integrating infiniDome’s advanced navigation protection technologies into additional SAS platforms and other defence systems, particularly in Greece, Cyprus and the European Union, while expanding joint research, development, testing and international business activities. An additional area of interest is the evaluation of joint industrial cooperation and local production of selected infiniDome technologies in Greece, leveraging the complementary technological and industrial capabilities of both companies.

Mike Spiridakos, CEO of SAS Technology, highlighting the significance of the collaboration, commented, “Our cooperation with infiniDome has already delivered positive results through successful technology integration and R&D activities. Building on this experience and the new opportunities emerging from AUSA 2026, this agreement marks an important step towards expanding our technological collaboration, strengthening our international presence and exploring new industrial opportunities in Greece.”

Nitzan Shaken, Chairman of the Board of infiniDome, emphasising the strategic value of the partnership, stated, “Our successful collaboration with SAS Technology demonstrates the value of combining advanced GNSS protection technologies with innovative unmanned platforms. This MoU provides a framework for expanding our cooperation into new systems, projects and markets, while exploring additional technological and industrial opportunities.”

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