The demonstration showed how the UAVs picked up RF energy to detect possible threats, assessed the risk, and sent the data to a command station on the ground, which tasked other UAVs to confirm the targets and simulate a strike.

Barracuda operated & collected data in various water states & currents, demonstrating its hydrodynamic control in conditions simulating the ocean. The test demonstrates the vehicle's ability to detect, track and hold a target on its own.

The new class of materials offer improved conductivity and thermal management properties.

Manufacturing advancements will result in cost-savings for the U.S. Navy across the life cycle of the SPY-6 radar.

The signed master research agreement enables bilateral collaboration across sustainable aviation research opportunities, including advanced materials, hydrogen propulsion and more.

The test demonstrated wired end-burning technology for hypersonic applications and provided data to support digital modeling and simulations that validated the design maturity and performance of the rocket motor.

Radar proves its long-range target detection ability at the U.S. Navy's Exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC).

Freebird Airlines gains a connected ecosystem through real-time data insights.

The project aims to demonstrate a fuel efficiency improvement of up to 30% compared to a conventional H145.

LTAMDS is the most advanced air and missile defense sensor for the U.S. Army, providing significantly more capacity and capability against the wide range of threats facing air defenders around the world.