How to allow the soldier to stay alert and connected to his radio while protecting him from harmful noises? The solution is called BANG, an innovation developed by the French-German Research Institute of St. Louis (ISL) in partnership with the SME Cotral. It is supported by the French Defence Procurement Agency (Direction générale de l’armement - DGA). It has just been successfully tested by Army experts. Read more
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BANG system at Frenc Armed Forces booth (Picture source Army Recognition) Read more
BANG system at Frenc Armed Forces booth (Picture source Army Recognition) Read more
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