Raytheon has secured a contract to develop advanced software for naval radars that enables each radar module to operate independently, allowing simultaneous multi-mission capabilities. This software-defined approach improves flexibility and spectrum sharing with commercial networks like 5G, addressing crowded frequency challenges. The technology aims to enhance radar adaptability with faster, cost-effective updates through software rather than hardware changes. After development, Raytheon will demonstrate and validate these capabilities before transitioning the technology to operational naval radar systems.
Raytheon has successfully completed the preliminary design review for NASA's Landsat Next Instrument Suite, which includes a multispectral imager that will more than double current spatial resolution and capture twice the spectral bands. This advance...
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