INTRACOM DEFENSE (IDE) showcased its advanced technologies at “AUSA 2026”, one of the world’s leading international defence technology exhibitions, held in Washington, D.C., from 12 to 14 October 2026.
The company presented its Secure Tactical Communications and Information Systems, as well as its Hybrid Electric Power Systems (HEPS®) product range. IDE highlighted the operational assessment and certification of its HEPS® solutions through their participation in this year’s US Army exercises and trials under the Transformation In Contact (TIC) programme, which aims to test, adapt and make broader use of capabilities for the needs of modern battlefield operations.
As part of the activities of Project Convergence Capstone 6 (PC-C6), in cooperation with the US Army’s 4th Infantry Division (4th Infantry Division – 4th ID), IDE’s Tactical Hybrid Generator and GENAIRCON SAPS vehicle power supply system were used to support mobile nodes of the Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) system.
The systems demonstrated in practice that they enhance operational autonomy, provide reliable power, ensure the ability to operate silently and reduce logistical support requirements in high-threat operational environments, thereby boosting the operational effectiveness of allied armed forces.
Designed and manufactured in Greece, IDE’s defence solutions combine advanced engineering, innovation and state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities, delivering products designed to meet the heightened demands of modern military operations. Building on these strengths, IDE is consolidating its position in the US defence market and pursuing further opportunities for international growth.
During the exhibition, IDE Chief Commercial Officer Efstathios Karagiannis and other company executives welcomed the Greek Ambassador to the US, Antonios Alexandridis, the Deputy Chief of the Hellenic Army General Staff, Lieutenant General Andreas Koronakis, the Director General of the General Directorate for Defence Investments and Armaments, Major General Ioannis Bouras, as well as representatives of official foreign delegations and executives from the international defence sector.
Greece’s participation was organised by the Hellenic-American Chamber of Commerce under the auspices of the Ministry of National Defence, with the support of Enterprise Greece.
Speaking at AUSA, the company’s Chief Commercial Officer said: “IDE’s presence in the United States aims to strengthen cooperation with leading US aerospace and defence companies, as well as to build on the operational assessment of its technologies in cooperation with the US Army.
These efforts form part of IDE’s broader international growth strategy, with particular emphasis on the United States and other markets in NATO member countries.”
With exports accounting for more than 90% of its annual turnover for several consecutive years, IDE continues to draw on its technological expertise and manufacturing capabilities, supporting international defence programmes and expanding its international presence.