Altamira Technologies has received the US Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) $24.6 million distributed radio frequency sensing (DRS) contract to provide next-gen radio frequency (RF) sensing technologies through advanced research and development of RF systems and sub-systems, the company announced on 10 July.
The five-year contract will support the development of new solutions by applying DRS to contested and congested spectrum environments.
The company will focus on advancements in technology such as advanced waveform design, adaptive signal processing, and distributed and passive sensing.
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