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Simulated military training prepares to go airborne
Like professional athletes who use visualization techniques and technology to game plan, the Marines are looking to leverage mobile devices to rehearse sorties.
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Triton drone software passes test
New software on the Navy’s MQ-4C Triton has passed its first flight test.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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Lockheed secures Army counterbattery radar contract
Lockheed’s Q-53 active electronically scanned array radar is intended to replace the Army’s Q-36 and Q-37 radars for determining the location of hostile fire.
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Mercury Systems unveils upgraded computer memory
Mercury Systems has unveiled what it claims is the “defense industry’s highest capacity ruggedized memory device.”
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NGA awards prime contract for mobile aeronautical tech
The Aeronautical Mobile Application supports the Department of Defense, civilian agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration, and government foreign partners.
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Elbit secures Asian ISR contract
Elbit said the country would get its Condor 2 long-range electro-optical/infrared long-range oblique photography pod.
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Raytheon awarded Reaper drone sensor contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $12.6 million contract to develop targeting software for MQ-1 and MQ-9 unmanned aircraft.
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Lockheed Martin lands $1.6B Army mobile radar contract
The contract is the largest single deal in the history of the company’s plant in Salina, just north of Syracuse.
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Simulated military training prepares to go airborne
Like professional athletes who use visualization techniques and technology to game plan, the Marines are looking to leverage mobile devices to rehearse sorties.
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Triton drone software passes test
New software on the Navy’s MQ-4C Triton has passed its first flight test.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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Lockheed secures Army counterbattery radar contract
Lockheed’s Q-53 active electronically scanned array radar is intended to replace the Army’s Q-36 and Q-37 radars for determining the location of hostile fire.
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Norway buys underwater robot minehunters
The HUGINs can dive to 9,800 feet.
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Mercury Systems unveils upgraded computer memory
Mercury Systems has unveiled what it claims is the “defense industry’s highest capacity ruggedized memory device.”
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NGA awards prime contract for mobile aeronautical tech
The Aeronautical Mobile Application supports the Department of Defense, civilian agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration, and government foreign partners.
-
Elbit secures Asian ISR contract
Elbit said the country would get its Condor 2 long-range electro-optical/infrared long-range oblique photography pod.
-
Raytheon awarded Reaper drone sensor contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $12.6 million contract to develop targeting software for MQ-1 and MQ-9 unmanned aircraft.
-
Lockheed Martin lands $1.6B Army mobile radar contract
The contract is the largest single deal in the history of the company’s plant in Salina, just north of Syracuse.
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Simulated military training prepares to go airborne
Like professional athletes who use visualization techniques and technology to game plan, the Marines are looking to leverage mobile devices to rehearse sorties.
-
Triton drone software passes test
New software on the Navy’s MQ-4C Triton has passed its first flight test.
-
Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
-
Lockheed secures Army counterbattery radar contract
Lockheed’s Q-53 active electronically scanned array radar is intended to replace the Army’s Q-36 and Q-37 radars for determining the location of hostile fire.
-
Norway buys underwater robot minehunters
The HUGINs can dive to 9,800 feet.
-
Mercury Systems unveils upgraded computer memory
Mercury Systems has unveiled what it claims is the “defense industry’s highest capacity ruggedized memory device.”
-
NGA awards prime contract for mobile aeronautical tech
The Aeronautical Mobile Application supports the Department of Defense, civilian agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration, and government foreign partners.
-
Elbit secures Asian ISR contract
Elbit said the country would get its Condor 2 long-range electro-optical/infrared long-range oblique photography pod.
-
Raytheon awarded Reaper drone sensor contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $12.6 million contract to develop targeting software for MQ-1 and MQ-9 unmanned aircraft.
-
Lockheed Martin lands $1.6B Army mobile radar contract
The contract is the largest single deal in the history of the company’s plant in Salina, just north of Syracuse.
