Prism A-ISR uses patented denoising, super-resolution tools, and electronic stabilization to improve image quality.
Teledyne Has Another ‘Prism,’ This Time for AI-Powered Air-to-Ground Target Tracking
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Dive into the world of space and aerospace technologies that are transforming modern defense.
From advanced satellites and space-based sensors to space defense systems, we cover the innovations reshaping how militaries operate in and beyond Earth’s atmosphere, ensuring dominance in the final frontier of warfare.
A Drone That Goes After Other Drones: Kraken-Saab Puts an Uncrewed Hunter at Sea
K3 SCOUT autonomous USV uses Giraffe 1X lightweight 3D surveillance radar to spot and track airborne threats.
US Air Force Bets on New Sensing Tech to Catch Long-Range Missiles Early
Ghost Mantis Gen 3 uses a multi-function aperture to perform multiple sensing missions across the electromagnetic spectrum.
Northrop Shrinks 20x-Clearer RF Signals Into a Grain-of-Rice Chip
FORTITUDE uses unique circuitry that triples power output and boosts signal quality by 20 times.
New Data Link Helps F-16 Fighters Track Airborne Targets Without Radar
F-16 fighters use Legion Pods and HiveLink data link to range multiple airborne targets without radar.
New Israeli 4D Radar Takes On Drones Too Quiet for RF Sensors
Alerion Radar uses a solid-state architecture that reportedly meets size, weight, power, and cost requirements.
York Takes the Space Watch Lower With New VLEO Platform
LX/V-CLASS operates at very low altitudes to capture higher-resolution imagery and data.
Northrop Advances Diamond-Cooled Microchips to Boost Military Radar
Diamond-cooled microchip enables military radar, communications systems, and satellite links perform more efficiently.
Bundeswehr Develops Software to Prevent Bird-Aircraft Collisions
VoVisWxBw uses real-time analysis that processes more than 800,000 radar data points per hour.
British Army Tests New Surveillance Radar to Improve Artillery Targeting
GBSR is surveillance radar to monitors the movement and location of ground troops, vehicles, aircraft, and autonomous systems.
