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Interoperability, power top military sensor priorities
The ability to interconnect tools and provide sensor data to fighters in the field are breakthroughs the military needs.
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Navy wants better tech to detect small boats
SAR allows sensor platforms to operate at higher altitudes and at steeper angles than other sensors.
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Army envisions nanosatellite swarms
While each individual satellite should have a specific sensor or control function, the overall formation/swarm should have a greater function.
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Romania, Thailand buy Sniper pods
They will become the 18th and 19th nations to use the Lockheed Martin sensor system.
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B-1 to get new radar
The new radar system, while larger, is based on one used on fighters such as the F-16.
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Army wants an eagle-eye view
The lens must be able to shift across its full dynamic range quickly, and detect targets automatically.
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ISR tested on Navy stealth ship
The test involved Raytheon’s Persistent Surveillance System Cross Domain Solution,
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Space infrared system enters test phase
Increment 2 will consolidate SBIRS ground stations from three to one.
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Navy wants a smarter DCGS
DCGS Increment 2 allows earlier identification of enemy threat and intent.
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BAE wins night vision contract
BAE will supply its integrated night vision and thermal targeting system to the Army.
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Interoperability, power top military sensor priorities
The ability to interconnect tools and provide sensor data to fighters in the field are breakthroughs the military needs.
-
Navy wants better tech to detect small boats
SAR allows sensor platforms to operate at higher altitudes and at steeper angles than other sensors.
-
Army envisions nanosatellite swarms
While each individual satellite should have a specific sensor or control function, the overall formation/swarm should have a greater function.
-
Romania, Thailand buy Sniper pods
They will become the 18th and 19th nations to use the Lockheed Martin sensor system.
-
B-1 to get new radar
The new radar system, while larger, is based on one used on fighters such as the F-16.
-
Army wants an eagle-eye view
The lens must be able to shift across its full dynamic range quickly, and detect targets automatically.
-
ISR tested on Navy stealth ship
The test involved Raytheon’s Persistent Surveillance System Cross Domain Solution,
-
Space infrared system enters test phase
Increment 2 will consolidate SBIRS ground stations from three to one.
-
Navy wants a smarter DCGS
DCGS Increment 2 allows earlier identification of enemy threat and intent.
-
BAE wins night vision contract
BAE will supply its integrated night vision and thermal targeting system to the Army.
-
Interoperability, power top military sensor priorities
The ability to interconnect tools and provide sensor data to fighters in the field are breakthroughs the military needs.
-
Navy wants better tech to detect small boats
SAR allows sensor platforms to operate at higher altitudes and at steeper angles than other sensors.
-
Army envisions nanosatellite swarms
While each individual satellite should have a specific sensor or control function, the overall formation/swarm should have a greater function.
-
Romania, Thailand buy Sniper pods
They will become the 18th and 19th nations to use the Lockheed Martin sensor system.
-
B-1 to get new radar
The new radar system, while larger, is based on one used on fighters such as the F-16.
-
Army wants an eagle-eye view
The lens must be able to shift across its full dynamic range quickly, and detect targets automatically.
-
ISR tested on Navy stealth ship
The test involved Raytheon’s Persistent Surveillance System Cross Domain Solution,
-
Space infrared system enters test phase
Increment 2 will consolidate SBIRS ground stations from three to one.
-
Navy wants a smarter DCGS
DCGS Increment 2 allows earlier identification of enemy threat and intent.
-
BAE wins night vision contract
BAE will supply its integrated night vision and thermal targeting system to the Army.













