Military & Aerospace Electronics

From its inception, Military & Aerospace Electronics has maintained its position as a leading source for information on Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) topics. It excels in reporting both successful and unsuccessful COTS cases, as well as the latest trends in this area. The articles delve into guidance for designers on the appropriate use of military-spec, non-developmental items, or COTS equipment and components. Additionally, the feature pieces tackle relevant topics such as design trends, new standards, funding programs, contracts, and inspiring application success stories.

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STS Systems will upgrade Navy jet fighter avionics such as radar, targeting systems, mission planning

3 days ago | militaryaerospace.com | John Keller

PATUXENT RIVER NAS, Md. – U.S. Navy military aviation experts needed avionics updates and modifications on a wide variety of U.S. combat aircraft. They found a solution from STS Systems Defense LLC in San Antonio. Officials of the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division at Patuxent River Naval Air Station, Md., announced a $58.8 million contract to STS in late April for avionics updates and modifications to the F-16 and F-5 on-aircraft systems.
Army surveys industry for software-defined radio (SDR) hardware and RF waveforms for situational awareness

4 days ago | militaryaerospace.com | John Keller

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. – U.S. Army mission command experts are reaching out to industry for software-defined radio (SDR) hardware able to use existing waveforms for line-of-sight communications for sharing real-time situational awareness, maps, graphics, and command and control messages.
Army to rely heavily on artificial intelligence (AI) in crew stations for next-gen armored combat vehicles

4 days ago | militaryaerospace.com | John Keller

WARREN, Mich. – U.S. Army vetronics experts are approaching industry for artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies for new crew stations aboard next-generation armored combat vehicles.
Military researchers ask industry for uncrewed ship-defense autonomy and weapons to safeguard cargo vessels

1 week ago | militaryaerospace.com | John Keller

ARLINGTON, Va. – U.S. military researchers are asking industry to develop a semi-autonomous ocean vessel with a modular architecture that can defend unarmed cargo vessels from enemy uncrewed surface vessels and other maritime threats. Officials of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Arlington, Va., issued a broad-agency announcement (HR001125S0003) last week for the Pulling Guard program.
Wanted: bandwidth-efficient data communications to help battlefield commanders rank targets in real time

1 week ago | militaryaerospace.com | John Keller

AUSTIN, Texas – U.S. Army researchers are approaching industry for low-latency and bandwidth-efficient data transport to help move visual information from the battlefield's edge to commanders detect and rank targets. Officials of the Army Applications Laboratory (AAL) in Austin, Texas, issued a broad agency announcement (W911NF-25-S-A2V2) on Wednesday for disruptive technologies related to accelerated and automated visual verification (A2V2).
Natilus announces partnership with Palantir to integrate AI tech into design

2 weeks ago | militaryaerospace.com | Jamie Whitney

SAN DIEGO - Aerospace manufacturer Natilus in San Diego has entered into a strategic partnership with Palantir Technologies in Denver to accelerate development of its blended-wing-body (BWB) aircraft using artificial intelligence to streamline design, production, and supply chain management. The partnership includes the deployment of Palantir's Warp Speed operating system at Natilus’s manufacturing operations.
Garmin launches Garmin Pilot Web flight planning tool

2 weeks ago | militaryaerospace.com | Jamie Whitney

OLATHE, Kan. - Garmin in Olathe, Kan., has introduced Garmin Pilot Web, a new online flight planning tool designed to complement its Garmin Pilot mobile app. The browser-based platform offers free features for all users, including high-resolution maps, charts, airport information, and a range of weather and aeronautical data overlays. The launch marks Garmin’s effort to expand access to its flight planning capabilities through a desktop interface.
Amazon launches first operational satellites for Project Kuiper from Cape Canaveral

2 weeks ago | militaryaerospace.com | Jamie Whitney

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on 28 April, marking the start of full-scale deployment for Amazon’s Project Kuiper. The mission, dubbed Kuiper-1, launched the first batch of production satellites in Amazon’s plan to create a broadband internet network using a constellation of more than 3,200 satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO).
Special Operations Command asks industry for uncrewed systems and data processing for special forces uses

2 weeks ago | militaryaerospace.com | John Keller

MacDILL Air Force Base, Fla. – U.S. special operations forces are reaching out to industry for enabling technologies in human-machine teaming for demonstrations next September. Officials of the U.S. Special Operations Command at MacDill Air Force Base, Fla., issued a request for information (USSOCOM_RFI_TE_25-3_Human_Machine_Teaming) on Thursday for the Human Machine Teaming project. Areas of interest include uncrewed vehicles, data processing, and networking.
Army to brief industry in June on command and control enabling technologies worthy of industry investment

2 weeks ago | militaryaerospace.com | John Keller

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. – U.S. Army command and control experts will meet with industry in June on current projects and future opportunities in command, control, computers, communications, cyber, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C5ISR).