Raytheon and Logos team up for sensor development

Raytheon and Logos Technologies are partnering to develop a multi-intelligence (multi-INT) sensor.

The new sensor will combine Raytheon's high-definition Multi-Spectral Targeting System and Logos' wide-area motion imagery (WAMI) technology into a modular, lightweight sensor system. 

"This new multi-INT sensor system will support multiple sensor types, depending on customer size and weight requirements, including WAMI, multispectral full-motion video or FMV, hyperspectral imaging, light detection and ranging, and signals intelligence," a Raytheon news release said. "The new sensor system will allow military ISR operators to use multi-sensor data to detect, recognize and identify hard-to-find targets across wide areas and in near-real time without extensive post-mission processing."

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