The new L3Harris RL10E-1 rocket engine features a 3D-printed copper thrust chamber built with 98% fewer parts than traditional RL10 engines.

The company is partnering with Overland AI, an autonomous ground mobility business, that is providing its off-road, cross country vehicle navigation technology for the Diamondback’s mission systems.

The L3Harris state-of-the-art propulsion and avionics systems were instrumental in the certification mission, which launched an inert mass simulator.

L3Harris will provide a large solid rocket motor for first stage boost propulsion and an advanced version to power the third stage of the interceptor missile.

The jettison motor is one of three solid rocket motors on the LAS that will help ensure the safety and success of the mission.

L3Harris Technologies successfully demonstrated its new electronic warfare (EW) capability at the U.S. Indo Pacific Command’s Valiant Shield 2024, showcased its ability to integrate interoperability in a multi-domain environment.

The Viper Shield Drop 4 capability uses production-representative hardware and integrates fully with all F-16 systems.

Artemis IV will be the first flight of the enhanced Block 1B configuration of the super-heavy-lift rocket and the last to use engines remaining in inventory from the space shuttle program.

L3Harris joined maritime startup Seasats to successfully test the advanced capabilities of an autonomous surface vessel (ASV) in the Pacific Ocean.

The GOES-U satellite is the fourth and final satellite in the GOES-R Series of advanced geostationary weather satellites. L3Harris’ ABI is the primary instrument for all four satellites in the series.