Wescom Defence will reveal its ATMIS mobile signature management system for the first time at DVD 2026 at Millbrook this week. Designed and developed by BCB International – a Wescom Defence brand – the advanced concealment technology will be showcased on the Wescom stand, C3-L02.
ATMIS is a deployable camouflage panel system for multispectral concealment of vehicles, containers and mobile platforms. The lightweight, rugged panels reduce the potential for detection across visible, IR and thermal spectra – the areas in which modern battlefield sensors increasingly focus, thereby constantly exposing both static and mobile assets to detection. Failing to defeat these vectors leaves vehicles, equipment and personnel highly vulnerable to precision targeting.
“ATMIS represents our signature management capability […] by combining enhanced concealment with our broader portfolio of tactical pyrotechnics and mobility enablers, Wescom ensures NATO forces can conceal and protect themselves, [while] maintaining the initiative by out-manoeuvring modern threat detection systems,” said Frances Hunt, Wescom’s Head of Defence Marketing.
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Recent and ongoing conflicts prove that, in order to achieve and maintain operational persistence, military forces require signature management that adapts dynamically to complex environments without hindering tactical mobility. Wescom has positioned itself firmly in this domain through its acquisition of BCB International and ATMIS, which is engineered with survivability as a first principle. It provides advanced static and mobile concealment systems that disrupt optical, thermal and radar detection.
Headline image The ATMIS vehicle-mounted mobile signature management system (Wescom Defence)
