A new software update boosts the G/ATOR radar’s detection range and identification accuracy, improving air-defense responsiveness for U.S. Marine Corps and Air Force operations.

CEESIM provides highly realistic representations of radio frequency (RF) threats to enable advanced weapons and survivability system development for fifth-generation fighters.

New SMART Demo solid motor leverages additive manufacturing and robotic processes, enabling Northrop Grumman to reduce costs and production time for rocket propulsion.

Northrop Grumman and Luminary Cloud, with NVIDIA's support, created a Physics AI model to rapidly design a higher-performing spacecraft thruster nozzle, accelerating hardware development.

Combined IVEWS and SABR technologies deliver seamless spectrum coordination, proven in 250+ flight hours and 70 sorties, enhancing F-16 performance globally.

Northrop Grumman's Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) successfully defeated a simulated air threat using LRIP hardware and a Patriot interceptor in a live-fire test, solidifying its role in global air and missile defense.

Completion of the Critical Design Review enables full-scale build, testing, and qualification of the digital launch support infrastructure to ensure reliable, mission-ready Sentinel operations.

Northrop Grumman delivered the first Airborne Laser Mine Detection System (ALMDS) sensor pod to the Republic of Korea, providing advanced, untethered day/night mine detection and classification for the KMCH helicopter program.

Poland conducted first IBCS-enabled WISŁA live-fire in Ustka, 2025, marking international debut and confirming two operational batteries since 2024.

Northrop Grumman’s AHT IMU survived extreme g-forces, altitude, and velocity, completing three reusable tests in six months, ensuring GPS-denied precision.