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Missile Defense Agency wants sensor and simulation concepts
The work, to be performed for MDA in Huntsville, Ala., will pursue new interceptor and sensor tools and techniques.
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Planet Labs adds 10 imagery satellites to its flock
The six SkySat spacecraft and four miniature Dove satellites were launched Tuesday afternoon aboard an Orbital ATK Minotaur C rocket.
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DARPA wants a tactical satellite imagery library
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency seeks to harness commercially available global satellite data for defense analysis.
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New sensors enhance F/A-18E/F for radar-denied environments
Under the contract awarded by prime contract Boeing, Lockheed Martin will upgrade the the F/A-18E/F’s IRST21 infrared system.
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Air Force awards Egypt border sensor contract
Advanced Technology Systems Company subsidiary STARA Technologies Corp. will provide a mobile surveillance sensor security system.
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Army wants next-gen situational awareness sensors
Under a contract with the Army’s Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate, Lockheed Martin will create a multi-modal sensor fusion testbed for technologies to enhance rotary-wing aircraft pilots in GPS-denied and degraded visual environments.
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As forces become more connected, are they becoming more vulnerable?
IoT is transforming the military, providing greater access to essential information and helping soldiers make decisions faster. But despite all its benefits, IoT comes with its own set of security risks.
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IMSAR unveils longer-range SAR radar
The NSP-5 ER offers an extended-range high-resolution imager for manned airborne platforms.
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Army’s next-gen tank will be see-through with advanced sensors
The U.S. Army’s next-gen vehicle will bring to the table improved 360-degree situational awareness and hostile fire-detection tools, along with other enhancements.
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Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
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Missile Defense Agency wants sensor and simulation concepts
The work, to be performed for MDA in Huntsville, Ala., will pursue new interceptor and sensor tools and techniques.
-
Planet Labs adds 10 imagery satellites to its flock
The six SkySat spacecraft and four miniature Dove satellites were launched Tuesday afternoon aboard an Orbital ATK Minotaur C rocket.
-
DARPA wants a tactical satellite imagery library
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency seeks to harness commercially available global satellite data for defense analysis.
-
New sensors enhance F/A-18E/F for radar-denied environments
Under the contract awarded by prime contract Boeing, Lockheed Martin will upgrade the the F/A-18E/F’s IRST21 infrared system.
-
Air Force awards Egypt border sensor contract
Advanced Technology Systems Company subsidiary STARA Technologies Corp. will provide a mobile surveillance sensor security system.
-
Army wants next-gen situational awareness sensors
Under a contract with the Army’s Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate, Lockheed Martin will create a multi-modal sensor fusion testbed for technologies to enhance rotary-wing aircraft pilots in GPS-denied and degraded visual environments.
-
As forces become more connected, are they becoming more vulnerable?
IoT is transforming the military, providing greater access to essential information and helping soldiers make decisions faster. But despite all its benefits, IoT comes with its own set of security risks.
-
IMSAR unveils longer-range SAR radar
The NSP-5 ER offers an extended-range high-resolution imager for manned airborne platforms.
-
Army’s next-gen tank will be see-through with advanced sensors
The U.S. Army’s next-gen vehicle will bring to the table improved 360-degree situational awareness and hostile fire-detection tools, along with other enhancements.
-
Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
-
Missile Defense Agency wants sensor and simulation concepts
The work, to be performed for MDA in Huntsville, Ala., will pursue new interceptor and sensor tools and techniques.
-
Planet Labs adds 10 imagery satellites to its flock
The six SkySat spacecraft and four miniature Dove satellites were launched Tuesday afternoon aboard an Orbital ATK Minotaur C rocket.
-
DARPA wants a tactical satellite imagery library
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency seeks to harness commercially available global satellite data for defense analysis.
-
New sensors enhance F/A-18E/F for radar-denied environments
Under the contract awarded by prime contract Boeing, Lockheed Martin will upgrade the the F/A-18E/F’s IRST21 infrared system.
-
Air Force awards Egypt border sensor contract
Advanced Technology Systems Company subsidiary STARA Technologies Corp. will provide a mobile surveillance sensor security system.
-
Army wants next-gen situational awareness sensors
Under a contract with the Army’s Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate, Lockheed Martin will create a multi-modal sensor fusion testbed for technologies to enhance rotary-wing aircraft pilots in GPS-denied and degraded visual environments.
-
As forces become more connected, are they becoming more vulnerable?
IoT is transforming the military, providing greater access to essential information and helping soldiers make decisions faster. But despite all its benefits, IoT comes with its own set of security risks.
-
IMSAR unveils longer-range SAR radar
The NSP-5 ER offers an extended-range high-resolution imager for manned airborne platforms.
-
Army’s next-gen tank will be see-through with advanced sensors
The U.S. Army’s next-gen vehicle will bring to the table improved 360-degree situational awareness and hostile fire-detection tools, along with other enhancements.
-
Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.



