Defence technology business Raytheon Company has begun working with Logos Technologies in a move which has seen the pair develop a new range of multi-intelligence (multi-INT) sensor systems to address challenging intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) requirements. Raytheon’s high-definition Multi-Spectral Targeting System, or MTS, and Logos’ wide-area motion imagery, or WAMI, technology ...
SC Group member Supacat has seen its armoured vehicles Jackal and Coyote, accepted into the UK MOD’s core fleet. Now with the expanding the adaptability of these vehicles, SC Group Head of Marketing Jamie Clarke told MOD Defence Contracts Bulletin Features Editor Julie Shennan about the importance of agility in ...
Cambridge Pixel, the radar display, tracking and recording subsystems specialist, has enhanced its field-proven SPx radar tracking software with new modelling algorithms to support the detection and tracking of very small targets. The new tracking extensions allow the operator to create multiple models that match the signature of likely small and ...
Analytical seminar wargaming is being used by defence researchers to provide advice on future-proofing for the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and to determine the impact of modernisation decisions within its land force. The wargames are being used as part of analytical campaigns to identify and understand the breakpoints within the set ...
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