Northrop Grumman achieves design milestone for US Pacific missile tracking
The company's Relay Ground Station-Asia for the US Naval Information Warfare Center, to be stationed in Guam, has passed its preliminary design review.
A new hostile fire detection system that combines acoustic and electro-optical sensors to locate incoming munitions is being introduced by Logos Technologies.
The system – called Serenity – is being trialled by US forces following the completion of tests over the past few months. New kits are being provided to allow the system to be fitted to warning posts and towers as well as to blimps or aerostats.
Doug Rombough, VP of business development at Logos, which develops Wide Area Motion Imagery (WAMI) systems, told Shephard that using both optical and acoustic sensors ‘significantly’ cuts down the rate of false
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The company's Relay Ground Station-Asia for the US Naval Information Warfare Center, to be stationed in Guam, has passed its preliminary design review.
The movement of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies towards the frontline is gathering apace as computing power grows and can be more supportive of military operations.
L3Harris Technologies has announced an agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to demonstrate networking and sensor fusion capabilities across a distributed battlespace. The two companies …
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L3Harris has been contracted by the US Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity to carry out human mobility modelling and simulation to support development of future autonomous systems.
The US Marine Corps is acquiring further L3Harris Falcon IV tactical radios under two new contracts.