Overview
RMA Laser & Optronics operates in the optronics sector, focusing on defense and security. The company specializes in laser and optronic technologies.
In the news
- The countdown is on — SPIE Sensors + Imaging 2026 is just around the corner, and our team (RMA Laser & Optronics, Royal Military Academy, Belgium) will be presenting in four of the conferences, covering EO/IR systems, high‑power lasers, AI for defence, and signature modelling. • Electro‑optical and Infrared Systems: Technology and Applications XXIII https://lnkd.in/dJdUr2hm • High‑Power Lasers and Technologies for Optical Countermeasures IV https://lnkd.in/dVJJkbVM • Artificial Intelligence for Security and Defence Applications IV
- New BELSPO DEFRA call: Pulsed Directed Energy Effectors (Microwave & Laser) The information session for this major thematic call is approaching fast. If your work touches directed energy, laser effects, microwave systems, counter‑UAS, or high‑power photonics, this session is essential. 📅 31 August 2026 — 13:30–15:00 (online) 🔗 Registration & details: https://lnkd.in/e9Mfg5-v The RMA Laser & Optronics team from the Royal Military Academy, Belgium will be in attendance — and we encourage partners, collaborators, and
- New Publication on C‑sUAS Research The Royal Military Academy, Belgium has published a new open‑access article in the domain of Drones (MDPI): “Towards a Standardised Framework for Evaluating Sensor Performance in C‑sUAS Systems” This work is a joint effort between researchers from the RMA Laser & Optronics (Dept. Communication, Information, Systems & Sensors) and the Department of Weapons Systems & Ballistics. We present a unified modelling approach for EO, IR, radar, lidar, RF and acoustic sensors, enabling more consistent
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- 19 papers accepted from three research teams of the Royal Military Academy, Belgium; One strong contribution to SPIE Sensors + Imaging 2026 - https://lnkd.in/eZ4xwUiu Congratulations to colleagues across the Royal Military Academy on their outstanding contribution to this September’s SPIE Sensors + Imaging symposium in Edinburgh—one of the leading international events in optics, photonics, imaging, and defence research. This year, RMA has more than doubled its contribution, with 19 accepted papers from three research teams: • RMA
- Real-time counter-drone laser dazzle in action from the RMA Laser & Optronics research team of the Royal Military Academy, Belgium Greetings from our recent NATO counter-drone field measurement campaign in Denmark, supporting the SET-348 research team, during which we continued our ongoing assessment of laser-based optical countermeasure techniques against drone cameras. This short behind-the-scenes clip shows the fine-tracking system in operation. On the main screen, the laser is precisely tracking the drone. On the left,
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