Simulator-Based Maritime Warfare Training at HMAS Watson
Serco will continue to provide simulator-based maritime warfare training and training support services at HMAS Watson, Sydney, Australia, under a three-year contract extension
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Serco will continue to provide simulator-based maritime warfare training and training support services at HMAS Watson, Sydney, Australia, under a three-year contract extension
Liteye’s SHIELD payload will provide the detection, tracking, and identification of Group 1 & 2 Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) in a range of combat environments using Numerica Corporation’s 3D SPYGLASS Radar
The Instrument Flight Rules Airworthiness Release expands the flight envelope for the UH-60V helicopter, enabling flight in all weather conditions
UAV Propulsion Tech’s Suter Industries will provide UAV engines for two Volansi VTOL drone series, designed for long-endurance heavy-lift applications in defense and other markets
MAK Technologies will deliver a suite of Common Simulation Software for use by future simulators and in simulation-based combined arms training
Mercury Systems’ upcoming rugged data storage systems will be based on Ceres, VAST Data’s storage platform concept, and will be purpose built to meet requirements for space-constrained platforms
Utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning, Titan can detect and respond to individual or swarmed threats using adaptive, escalating countermeasures that minimize collateral impact to nearby communications
Blighter Surveillance Systems’ A422 is a medium-range air security military radar capable of detecting and reporting airborne as well as ground and coastline targets at up to 20 km
HENSOLDT’s TRS-4D radar will be installed in its non-rotating version with four fixed-panel arrays
Epirus’ Leonidas system has over double the power of the last system iteration, with hardware, software and machine intelligence that enable it to achieve high power densities without thermal capacity issues
Triumph will provide air inlet and exhaust electro-mechanical door actuators and an advanced electronic control system for the US Navy Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band pod advanced electronic attack system
Elbit Systems of America has partnered with Physical Sciences Inc. and Stanford University to produce a small, lightweight solution for DARPA’s Enhanced Night Vision in eyeglass form (ENVision) program