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With this new sensor, Blackjack drones can monitor an entire city at once
The U.S. Navy has already ordered two Cardcounter sensor prototypes from Logos Technologies.
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Armed with a new Arctic strategy, the Air Force seeks increased connectivity in the region
Space, communications and missile defense emerged as key priorities for air and space forces operating in the Arctic.
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Inside the intelligence community’s new plan for commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office plans to issue a number of commercial imagery contracts toward the end of this year. Here's how it's making that decision.
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Descartes Labs to provide data fusion platform to the Air Force
The company's geospatial analytics platform will ingest and fuse data from multiple sources, including satellite sensors, to provide near-real-time analytics for the U.S. Air Force.
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NGA looking to academia and industry to boost research efforts
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency wants industry researchers and academia to offer new research and development concepts through its new Broad Agency Announcement.
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Trump nominates 4 Air Force generals for new commands including NORTHCOM, Air Force Academy
The president nominated four Air Force generals for new appointments on Monday.
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Air Force doesn’t have enough drone pilots or sensor operators, GAO says
The shortage of drone pilots and sensor operators is making it harder for the Air Force to balance those airmen’s time between engaging in combat operations and conducting non-combat activities.
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Navy inks deal for synthetic aperture radar imagery
Although its first launch keeps getting pushed back, Capella Space has secured another deal with the Department of Defense for its synthetic aperture radar imagery.
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These are the technologies the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency needs
The 2020 Technology Focus Areas publication is a guide for industry on how the agency is approaching technology broadly.
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The NRO wants to ensure its data can be fed directly to the war fighter
The National Reconnaissance Office says it wants its data incorporated into the Department of Defense's Joint All-Domain Command and Control system.
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