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SOCOM asks for tripwire motion sensors
The goal is a day and night camera with a motion sensor that can be forward-emplaced and controlled by wire or wireless to a small handheld display.
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Leidos wins Army C4ISR contract
Contract is for research, engineering, design, fabrication and support related to a metrology system.
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Lockheed unveils infrared search-and-track pod
The company began working on the Legion pod three years ago.
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SOCOM seeks smaller sensors
SOCOM wants a 15-inch aircraft turret that has the sensor capabilities of a 20-inch.
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Army awards Apache sensor contract
The Performance Based Logistics contract is the third of three one-year options.
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How long would an EMP keep you down?
No one really knows what the effects on an electromagnetic pulse would be.
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Textron to enhance DCGS-A data
Company inks CRADA with Army’s Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center.
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Army turns to commercial partners to keep ISR edge
As Army R&D budgets shrink, the service increasingly partners with commercial companies to develop new ISR network technologies together.
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TASC to be NGA’s application operations service provider
The contract, worth up to $25 million, has a one-year base period and three one-year options.
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SOCOM asks for tripwire motion sensors
The goal is a day and night camera with a motion sensor that can be forward-emplaced and controlled by wire or wireless to a small handheld display.
-
Leidos wins Army C4ISR contract
Contract is for research, engineering, design, fabrication and support related to a metrology system.
-
Lockheed unveils infrared search-and-track pod
The company began working on the Legion pod three years ago.
-
SOCOM seeks smaller sensors
SOCOM wants a 15-inch aircraft turret that has the sensor capabilities of a 20-inch.
-
Army awards Apache sensor contract
The Performance Based Logistics contract is the third of three one-year options.
-
How long would an EMP keep you down?
No one really knows what the effects on an electromagnetic pulse would be.
-
DARPA tests guided bullet
New technology could make any soldier a precision shooter.
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Textron to enhance DCGS-A data
Company inks CRADA with Army’s Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center.
-
Army turns to commercial partners to keep ISR edge
As Army R&D budgets shrink, the service increasingly partners with commercial companies to develop new ISR network technologies together.
-
TASC to be NGA’s application operations service provider
The contract, worth up to $25 million, has a one-year base period and three one-year options.
-
SOCOM asks for tripwire motion sensors
The goal is a day and night camera with a motion sensor that can be forward-emplaced and controlled by wire or wireless to a small handheld display.
-
Leidos wins Army C4ISR contract
Contract is for research, engineering, design, fabrication and support related to a metrology system.
-
Lockheed unveils infrared search-and-track pod
The company began working on the Legion pod three years ago.
-
SOCOM seeks smaller sensors
SOCOM wants a 15-inch aircraft turret that has the sensor capabilities of a 20-inch.
-
Army awards Apache sensor contract
The Performance Based Logistics contract is the third of three one-year options.
-
How long would an EMP keep you down?
No one really knows what the effects on an electromagnetic pulse would be.
-
DARPA tests guided bullet
New technology could make any soldier a precision shooter.
-
Textron to enhance DCGS-A data
Company inks CRADA with Army’s Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center.
-
Army turns to commercial partners to keep ISR edge
As Army R&D budgets shrink, the service increasingly partners with commercial companies to develop new ISR network technologies together.
-
TASC to be NGA’s application operations service provider
The contract, worth up to $25 million, has a one-year base period and three one-year options.
