Microwave Products Group (MPG), a unit of Dover (NYSE: DOV), announced three new products for aerospace and defense customers at the AOC Europe 2026 defense exhibition in Helsinki, Finland on May 19-21.

The new offerings include the Containerized SENTINEL RFML, an updated version of MPG's radio frequency machine learning signal classification tool designed for low-size, weight and power platforms such as unmanned vehicles and fighter aircraft. The company said the original SENTINEL RFML has been in use since 2018.

MPG also introduced the SENTINEL HUB, a data analysis platform that provides RF signal analysts access to live sensor networks without dedicated client workstations. The platform integrates data from multiple SENTINEL sensors and enables large-scale correlation and geographic-based notification.

The third product is the EW Tuner, a microwave tuner with front-end preselection and multi-frequency conversion designed to reject unwanted signals within a 1 GHz-wide instantaneous bandwidth. The tuner is intended for defense electronic support measures and electronics intelligence applications.

"MPG began developing RFML capabilities more than a decade ago, delivering hundreds of systems to the U.S. government and its allies," said Kevin Davis, Vice President of Spectrum Operations at MPG. "Our newest products further leverage AI and RFML technology for rapid signal identification and classification, enabling better, faster decision making by customers."

Dover reported annual revenue of over $8 billion and employs approximately 24,000 people. The company operates through five segments including Engineered Products, Clean Energy & Fueling, and Imaging & Identification. MPG operates seven manufacturing sites and provides RF solutions across frequencies from 2 MHz to 40 GHz.