The Ministry of Industry and Technology has announced the HIT-30 programme. Defence technologies will receive $5 billion, with substantial budgets allocated for electric vehicles, chips, batteries, quantum technologies and robotics. Tax incentives of up to 60%, grants of up to 20% and public procurement guarantees will be offered.
ROKETSAN has opened new propellant, warhead, and missile integration facilities as part of its massive $3 billion investment plan.
TÜBİTAK BİLGEM achieves a historic success! The IŞIK High-Power Laser System, produced with high domestic content, has passed its acceptance tests.
The closing meeting of the Graphene and Two-Dimensional Materials OTAĞ conference, where Turkey's Advanced Technology Needs and Roadmap were determined, was held.
Türkiye's first national air traffic control simulator, atcTRsim, with its 360-degree view capability, is starting its service at Esenboğa Airport. It's a domestically developed technology by TÜBİTAK and HAVELSAN.
The atcSES software, developed by TÜBİTAK and DHMİ, has won the Oracle Duke's Choice Award. The domestically developed system has been ranked among the top 10 Java projects in the world.