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Pacific Missile Range Facility personnel will use Fuse Integration’s Tactical Technologies Toolset to better monitor and manage the Aegis SPY radar at that facility

Elbit Systems UK will provide an integrated training solution of shore-based simulators and training aids for the Royal Navy’s future Dreadnought Crew Training program

Selected and purchased by the US Marine Corps, the SMASH technology increases the accuracy, lethality, and situational awareness of small arms

BAE Systems’ FAST Labs research and development organization will develop the algorithms and software to anticipate, configure, and control available resources to optimize the flow of information for DARPA

Optomec’s Additive Repair process is projected to result in greater than 80% in cost savings, and can shorten the supply chain for critical components used on aircraft such as the F22 Raptor and F35 Lightning II

Teledyne FLIR Defense’s lightweight thermal imaging system can be mounted on individual weapons to provide soldiers with infrared imagery in all weather and lighting conditions, and through obscurants such as smoke or fog

Omnetics’ Micro-D and Nano-D connectors are becoming a staple of military/aerospace industry by providing high reliability connector designs for use in everything from aircraft and missile control to autonomous weapons in the battlefield

L3Harris’ ARES is a technology demonstrator for the Army’s High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System program, which will address the demands of future multi-domain operations against peer- and near-peer adversaries

Lockheed Martin's TPY 4 is intentionally designed as a multi-mission system capable of tracking current and emerging threats, and will integrate seamlessly into existing air defense systems

Rheinmetall’s training rigs and augmented reality systems will enable effective, highly realistic training of aircraft maintenance and repair personnel, without tying up the actual aircraft

BAE Systems’ LiteWave is a laptop sized Head-Up Display (HUD) mounted above the pilot’s head to present critical information, such as direction, altitude and speed, directly in their line of sight