National Engineering

The National Engineering Programme Centre is responsible for the acquisition and integration of Command, Control and Communications (C3) and Modelling and Simulation systems for the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF). The Programme Centre harnesses multidisciplinary technologies to deliver system-of-systems capabilities – for example, Island Air Defence.

The Programme Centre is also responsible for bringing together technical expertise to develop engineering solutions in C3 and national initiatives for the public service, such as Smart Nation.

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Taking Down the Adversary by Storm

With the new integrated fires suite of simulators delivered by DSTA, SAF soldiers can train in effective use of firepower in a realistic battlefield environment.

Optimised Networked Air Defence

The integrated Remote Weapon Display developed by DSTA engineers enables more responsive and effective air defence operations.

Sharpening Skills in Marksmanship

The Multi-Mission Range Complex provides the SAF with all-day, all-weather marksmanship training capabilities.

Honing Marksmanship with Technology

The new Multi-Mission Range Complex allows soldiers to hone their marksmanship in a wide variety of scenarios.

Enabling Seamless Maritime Collaboration

DSTA developed the ASEAN Information-Sharing Portal, allowing regional navies to share maritime security information.

Integrating a Training Experience

The integrated helicopter simulator allows the training of Super Puma and Seahawk pilots using just one simulator platform.

Operationalising a Terrain Mapping Database

The Operation Terrain Mapping system enables the Home Team to capture operational terrain information effectively and efficiently.

Strategies for a Safer Singapore

DSTA developed technology that enhances the SCDF’s operational capabilities, winning the Civil Defence Force Strategic Partner Award in 2011.

Fusing Information for Maritime Security

The Maritime Information Fusion Centre was set up by DSTA and the Republic of Singapore Navy in response to the rapidly evolving nature of maritime threats.

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