Texas Defense Firm Twenty-Six Defense Debuts Advanced Wearable at AUSA
What happened
Twenty-Six Defense, a Texas-based defense firm that previously operated as Elbit Systems’ American subsidiary, debuted its product Primex at the AUSA expo on October 12, 2026. Primex is a lightweight wearable designed for soldiers, providing night-vision and augmented reality capabilities. The system uses low-light sensors, thermal imagery, and real-time processing, and is built upon mature technologies already fielded by the company. The firm also explained its work developing augmented reality wearables for the Soldier Borne Mission Command project.
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Why it matters
The debut occurs during AUSA, the US Army's flagship expo, where companies seek Pentagon programs. The firm's technology, which includes advanced night vision goggles and augmented reality systems, relates directly to the procurement of specialized military hardware.
AUSA is the US Army's flagship expo, where companies seek Pentagon programs and operate within the Army PIT initiative.
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