Primex promises to consolidate battlefield data streams into a lightweight, soldier-focused interface. By facilitating faster access to information and secure connectivity, the system aims to improve decision-making speed during large-scale operations. The technology draws on the company’s legacy with the AN/PSQ-44 Enhanced Night Vision Goggle, leveraging decades of experience in soldier vision hardware to meet current Army modernization requirements.
Beyond the new perception system, the company is set to highlight its broader portfolio for multidomain readiness. Featured equipment includes the XM1168 120 mm mobile mortar system, the Autonomous Relocatable Surveillance Tower, and the SkyStriker Block 4E, all engineered for force protection and counter-UAS missions. Luke Savoie, president and CEO of Twenty-Six Defense, emphasized that these tools are intended to provide soldiers with a decisive edge. With 3,300 employees across the United States, the firm is positioning its domestic manufacturing capacity to address the military's demand for greater industrial agility.
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