Technology News & Articles

Kopin will provide its high resolution, low power, ruggedized eyepieces for the Joint Effects Targeting System, a one-man-portable, handheld capability locator designed to acquire, locate and engage targets with precision-guided munitions

Ultra’s new line of mission-critical Radio Frequency (RF) solutions offer miniaturization capabilities that will upgrade the performance of platforms while saving space and power for other critical components

BigBear.ai’s Machine Assisted Rapid Repository Services solution was chosen to provide artificial intelligence-powered decision support to warfighters to enable automated tracking of foreign military forces in and out of garrison

Sagetech Avionics has been awarded a one million-dollar grant to fund further development of a mid-air conflict management and collision avoidance system.

Kongsberg will deliver more Naval Strike Missiles (NSMs) for the Norwegian Navy's frigates and corvettes, as well as providing maintenance services to extend the operational timeline of the existing NSM inventory

Envistacom secured positions on the Development/Systems Integration and Research & Development pools, providing services through the General Service Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service over a 10-year period of performance

LaunchPoint’s MC250 250 kW controller is a lightweight, bi-directional power electronics solution for controlling permanent magnet motor or generator power for applications including electric propulsion and power generation for aircraft

General Dynamics Land Systems and Epirus will collaborate to advance mobile Short Range Air Defense solutions and fill capability gaps to defend against drone swarms and other electronic threats

Krauss-Maffei Wegmann’s LEOPARD 2-based LEGUAN bridge laying system is capable of transporting and laying one bridge in the military load class 80 (about 72 tons) with a length of 26 meters, or two bridges with a length of 14 meters each

The BAE-Sierra Nevada Corporation team will design a prototype that gives insight into adversaries’ actions by collecting and analyzing electronic signals, exploiting the Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum to identify, locate and track RF emissions

The SEMA Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) training targets from RTsys aim to enable low-cost, realistic and accessible training anywhere in the world, acting as a substitute for expensive and time-limited training with real submarines