May 11, 2026 – Eviden, the Atos Group product brand leading in cybersecurity products, mission-critical systems and vision AI today announces its provision of a SCORPION Combat Information System (SICS) training platform to the Luxembourg Army. Additionally, Eviden is conducting studies on the digitization of the Luxembourg forces’ vehicles to ensure interoperability with the latest generation of CaMo (Motorized Capability) vehicles. This contract demonstrates deep capability integration between European countries, harmonizing technologies and equipment, training, rules of engagement and doctrines, which enhances coordinated operations and enables rapid deployment within coalitions.

These training and study missions will be delivered by Eviden’s teams, in alignment with the agreement between Luxembourg and Belgium to establish a mid-range combat reconnaissance battalion. The aim is to develop a cohesive operational capability between the three countries, covering  equipment, communications and doctrines.

Luxembourg has acquired 54 CaMo vehicles[1] as part of establishing this joint battalion. The country will benefit from Eviden’s expertise as the supplier of the SICS system, which serves as the digital backbone for both the CaMo and the SCORPION programs. Integrating SICS with CaMo vehicles enables instant information sharing among vehicles, platoons, and command posts, streamlining decision-making.

Guillaume Hansen, head of project management for the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg’s army, said: “Luxembourg is joining the France-Belgium partnership. Expert support from Eviden helps streamline technology, materials, and methods needed for coordinated actions among vehicles, sensors and soldiers.”

Fabrice Laclef, director in charge of information systems and defense electronics at Eviden, Atos Group, said: “As a technology partner to the European Defense Industrial Base, Eviden addresses the challenges of inter-service collaboration by deploying sovereign solutions. This contract reflects our continued commitment to supporting the armed forces in strengthening European industrial autonomy and fostering a framework for structural military cooperation among European allies.”