Rob Mott, a vice president at Hexagon US Federal, wrote in an opinion piece published Wednesday on C4ISRNET how artificial intelligence could help defense and intelligence agencies collect and transmit geospatial intelligence data to soldiers on the battlefield amid challenging conditions.
Read More »Space Development Agency Issues Space Security Architecture RFI
The Space Development Agency seeks industry input on the development and deployment of a new space defense architecture to support defense and communications goals.
Read More »Lockheed-Raytheon Team to Chase Multi-Agency Surveillance, Air Traffic Control Modernization Program
Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have partnered to compete for a multi-agency program aimed at modernizing U.S. air traffic control and surveillance systems.
Read More »Raytheon to Build EO/IR Surveillance System for Middle Eastern Country; Dave Wajsgras Quoted
Raytheon’s intelligence, information and services business has received a contract from the U.S. Army to build surveillance towers equipped with an electro-optical/infrared camera technology to an unnamed customer in the Middle East.
Read More »Raytheon Develops Modular Radar Tech for Navy Ships
Raytheon has developed a radar technology designed to help U.S. Navy commading officers identify multiple threats at long distances when they perform missions at sea.
Read More »Chris Pogue on MDA’s Government Division, UAS Surveillance Offerings
Chris Pogue, president of government division at Maxar Technologies’ MDA business, told MilsatMagazine in an interview that he oversees the operations and growth of defense, enterprise geospatial platforms, Earth observation systems and space robotics business lines as head of MDA Government. Pogue, who assumed his current role in June 2018, discussed how MDA meets the surveillance needs of warfighters and defense clients worldwide through unmanned aircraft systems.
Read More »Elbit’s U.S. Arm to Provide Component for Raytheon Targeting System; Raanan Horowitz Quoted
Raytheon has selected Elbit Systems‘ U.S.-based subsidiary to provide a laser component for the Multi-Spectral Targeting System, an electro-optical surveillance system designed for use with military aircraft systems. Elbit said Thursday its subsidiary will deliver the component, known as the Two Color Laser System, to Raytheon in 2019. Raanan Horowitz, …
Read More »Lockheed-GeoNorth-University of Alaska Team Gets NGA Arctic Surveillance Support Contract
A team composed of Lockheed Martin, GeoNorth Information Systems and the University of Alaska Fairbanks will support the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency‘s surveillance project in the Arctic region under a potential $15 contract. The Arctic GeoData Cooperative aims to create, monitor, update and maintain Arctic terrain elevation models for the NGA with the use of …
Read More »Raytheon’s Space & Airborne Unit Develops Surveillance Sensors in McKinney, Texas
A Raytheon business unit based in McKinney, Texas, builds sensors that work to provide aircraft, ships and spacecraft with surveillance capabilities, the Dallas Business Journal reported Tuesday. The company’s space and airborne systems business unit recorded $6.4B in 2017 sales and has approximately 2.2K employees who help produce several products, …
Read More »Airbus Unveils ‘Zephyr S’ Pseudo-Satellite for ISR Missions
Airbus’ defense and space business has launched at the Farnborough Airshow an unmanned aerial vehicle designed to perform intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations. Airbus said Monday it also opened the first production facility for the Zephyr S High Altitude Pseudo-Satellite UAV and named it after Zephyr inventor Chris Kelleher. Sophie …
Read More »Raytheon Eyes Development of Multi-Function Smart Radar for Next Decade
Raytheon plans to develop over the next decade an architecture meant to connect radar systems and allow simultaneous detection, tracking, definition, communication and analysis operations. The company said Friday it plans to use unified software and architecture to generate multiple perspectives from the visual coverage of various radars, and machine …
Read More »BAE, Prismatic Partner to Develop Solar-Powered Surveillance, Communications UAV
BAE Systems and Prismatic have partnered to develop a solar-powered, high-altitude, long endurance unmanned aerial vehicle that can be used for surveillance and communications operations in remote areas. BAE Systems said Thursday the Persistent High Altitude Solar Aircraft-35 will be equipped with battery and solar cell technology that would allow the …
Read More »Hensoldt Demos Counter-UAV Platform at Airbus Airfield in Germany
Germany-based sensor provider Hensoldt has tested its counter unmanned aerial vehicle system designed to defend airports and other infrastructure from potential threats. The company said Wednesday its Xpeller counter-UAV system was demonstrated at the Airbus airfield in Hamburg, Germany for spectators that included airport operators and representatives from armed forces, …
Read More »Air Force Offers Industry Access to ISR Pod Technical Data
The U.S. Air Force has opened up its technical data package for a prototype multi-intelligence pod system to the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance industry as part of an effort to encourage developers to build compatible sensor platforms. AgilePod is designed with multiple modules that can be configured to support ISR and non-ISR missions, …
Read More »Marine Corps Interested in Coastal Defense Tech
The U.S. Marine Corps has asked industry to provide information on the availability of shore-based technology built to deliver precision kinetic fires against ships at a range of at least 80 miles. In a FedBizOpps notice posted Oct. 27, USMC said it prefers coastal defense systems the service branch’s deployable and …
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