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DARPA demonstrates naval sensor mast
Resembling a parasail hanging in the air, the airborne sensor system that is towed by Navy warships.
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BAE reveals radar for tracking multiple targets
During the Space and Missile Defense Symposium, BAE Systems unveiled its latest radar system.
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Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
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New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
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Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
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Leidos tests sensors for US Air Force
Further tests using the MQ-9 Reaper UAV are scheduled for later this year.
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Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
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L3 to provide Airbus helos with sensors
Under the contract, for which L3 did not specify the value, Airbus will receive 37 MX-15 electro-optical and infrared imaging systems.
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Bahrain buys sniper pods for F-16s
Under the $22.5 million contract with the Bahrain Defense Force, Lockheed Martin will provide Sniper pods for the country’s F-16 fleet.
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Spain buys counter-drone defense
AUDS uses micro-Doppler radar as well as infrared and daylight cameras to detect and track drones out to a range of 6 miles.
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DARPA demonstrates naval sensor mast
Resembling a parasail hanging in the air, the airborne sensor system that is towed by Navy warships.
-
BAE reveals radar for tracking multiple targets
During the Space and Missile Defense Symposium, BAE Systems unveiled its latest radar system.
-
Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
-
New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
-
Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
-
Leidos tests sensors for US Air Force
Further tests using the MQ-9 Reaper UAV are scheduled for later this year.
-
Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
-
L3 to provide Airbus helos with sensors
Under the contract, for which L3 did not specify the value, Airbus will receive 37 MX-15 electro-optical and infrared imaging systems.
-
Bahrain buys sniper pods for F-16s
Under the $22.5 million contract with the Bahrain Defense Force, Lockheed Martin will provide Sniper pods for the country’s F-16 fleet.
-
Spain buys counter-drone defense
AUDS uses micro-Doppler radar as well as infrared and daylight cameras to detect and track drones out to a range of 6 miles.
-
DARPA demonstrates naval sensor mast
Resembling a parasail hanging in the air, the airborne sensor system that is towed by Navy warships.
-
BAE reveals radar for tracking multiple targets
During the Space and Missile Defense Symposium, BAE Systems unveiled its latest radar system.
-
Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
-
New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
-
Marine Corps targets a compact, combined fires support platform
A streamlined, binocular-type GPS targeting system is being deployed across the service to enhance portability and digital sharing tools for forward observers.
-
Leidos tests sensors for US Air Force
Further tests using the MQ-9 Reaper UAV are scheduled for later this year.
-
Naval Research Laboratory explores autonomous UAVs
The wingman of the future many not be a man or a woman at all, but rather a software-enabled unmanned aerial vehicle using autonomous goal reasoning to operate in tandem with a human-piloted aircraft.
-
L3 to provide Airbus helos with sensors
Under the contract, for which L3 did not specify the value, Airbus will receive 37 MX-15 electro-optical and infrared imaging systems.
-
Bahrain buys sniper pods for F-16s
Under the $22.5 million contract with the Bahrain Defense Force, Lockheed Martin will provide Sniper pods for the country’s F-16 fleet.
-
Spain buys counter-drone defense
AUDS uses micro-Doppler radar as well as infrared and daylight cameras to detect and track drones out to a range of 6 miles.
