ST Engineering

Respond to missions effectively on land and at seas with ExtremV and Heavy Fire Vessel.

Designed for flexibility, ExtremV is configurable for multiple missions

– from logistics to evacuation to firefighting.

While Heavy Fire Vessel is the world’s first Fi-Fi III class firefighting vessel

with its ability to produce water capacity of 14,400 m³/h.

Explore the other innovative marvels built for missions and the technologies behind them below.

Winning the Digital Battleground

Bolstering Competitiveness Through Innovation

Sailing Ahead with Maritime Innovations

Maritime Intelligence at Scale

Built for Mission Success

Revolutionising Coastal Surveillance With State-Of-The-Art Patrol Boats

Bionix to Hunter: The Evolution Of A Singapore-Made Armoured Fighting Vehicle

Transformation Of Vehicular Integrated Communication System (VICS)

Bronco: Beautiful Beast For All Terrain

Optimising Shipbuilding Projects On Making Of A High-Quality Vessel In The New Norm

Webinars

Hear from our products and solutions experts and other technologists in webinar series

On Demand | Digital Tech

Singapore Healthcare AI Datathon Expo (SHADE) ST Engineering Virtual Seminar @ SHADE 2021: Shaping the Future of Healthcare Data

Data is the key to unlocking the potential of healthcare innovation for better population care model. From the array of technological possibilities, pioneered by medtech and clinical practitioners, comes the sequel contemplation on sustainable data usage. How do you manage the multifaceted challenges associated with data governance and cybersecurity risks so that data integrity and […]

3 Hours

On Demand | Training and Simulation

Pushing the XR Frontier with Edge Computing

Broaden the horizons of imagination. Imagine complex virtual scenery generated remotely and beamed to users’ headsets as they move about in the real-world environment. Join us as we explore the new possibilities of realistic and realtime simulation, as well as seamless virtual collaboration, in Extended Reality (XR). We will look at how software-defined visual computing […]

1 Hour