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IARPA launches $100K public 3-D mapping challenge
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is crowd-sourcing accurate maps developed from satellite photos.
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DARPA project targets ultra-low-power sensors
New technology promises ‘stop-and-drop’ sensors with long-term monitoring capabilities.
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Lockheed radar tracks drones
The Q-53 is solid-state, phased-array radar that determines the location of indirect enemy fire.
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Navy’s MUOS-5 completes tactical comms constellation
MUOS’s legacy UHF payload already provides communications capabilities to combatant commanders worldwide.
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BAE awarded $75M Army geoint contract
BAE Systems has been awarded a five-year Army geospatial intelligence contract.
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Mercury Systems to supply GPS anti-spoofing modules
Mercury Systems has snagged a $2.4 million contract for GPS Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Modules.
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Long live JLENS? NORTHCOM scrambles on cruise missile defense
Mmissile defense leaders within Northern Command scrambling to find another way to address the cruise missile defense gap left open by JLENS on the US East Coast.
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Lockheed Martin awarded $733M Army sensor contract
Lockheed Martin will train airborne sensor operators, mechanics and analysts.
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Navy building maritime surveillance center
The Navy has awarded a $20.5 million construction contract to build a maritime surveillance center.
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Serenity hostile fire detection system passes test
Logos Technologies’ Serenity hostile fire detection system has passed a test.
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IARPA launches $100K public 3-D mapping challenge
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is crowd-sourcing accurate maps developed from satellite photos.
-
DARPA project targets ultra-low-power sensors
New technology promises ‘stop-and-drop’ sensors with long-term monitoring capabilities.
-
Lockheed radar tracks drones
The Q-53 is solid-state, phased-array radar that determines the location of indirect enemy fire.
-
Navy’s MUOS-5 completes tactical comms constellation
MUOS’s legacy UHF payload already provides communications capabilities to combatant commanders worldwide.
-
BAE awarded $75M Army geoint contract
BAE Systems has been awarded a five-year Army geospatial intelligence contract.
-
Mercury Systems to supply GPS anti-spoofing modules
Mercury Systems has snagged a $2.4 million contract for GPS Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Modules.
-
Long live JLENS? NORTHCOM scrambles on cruise missile defense
Mmissile defense leaders within Northern Command scrambling to find another way to address the cruise missile defense gap left open by JLENS on the US East Coast.
-
Lockheed Martin awarded $733M Army sensor contract
Lockheed Martin will train airborne sensor operators, mechanics and analysts.
-
Navy building maritime surveillance center
The Navy has awarded a $20.5 million construction contract to build a maritime surveillance center.
-
Serenity hostile fire detection system passes test
Logos Technologies’ Serenity hostile fire detection system has passed a test.
-
IARPA launches $100K public 3-D mapping challenge
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is crowd-sourcing accurate maps developed from satellite photos.
-
DARPA project targets ultra-low-power sensors
New technology promises ‘stop-and-drop’ sensors with long-term monitoring capabilities.
-
Lockheed radar tracks drones
The Q-53 is solid-state, phased-array radar that determines the location of indirect enemy fire.
-
Navy’s MUOS-5 completes tactical comms constellation
MUOS’s legacy UHF payload already provides communications capabilities to combatant commanders worldwide.
-
BAE awarded $75M Army geoint contract
BAE Systems has been awarded a five-year Army geospatial intelligence contract.
-
Mercury Systems to supply GPS anti-spoofing modules
Mercury Systems has snagged a $2.4 million contract for GPS Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Modules.
-
Long live JLENS? NORTHCOM scrambles on cruise missile defense
Mmissile defense leaders within Northern Command scrambling to find another way to address the cruise missile defense gap left open by JLENS on the US East Coast.
-
Lockheed Martin awarded $733M Army sensor contract
Lockheed Martin will train airborne sensor operators, mechanics and analysts.
-
Navy building maritime surveillance center
The Navy has awarded a $20.5 million construction contract to build a maritime surveillance center.
-
Serenity hostile fire detection system passes test
Logos Technologies’ Serenity hostile fire detection system has passed a test.



