Sensor resource management (SRM) technology controls one or more sensors to support tracking and fusion. Applications include the control of airborne turreted video sensors and airborne radars to support ground-target tracking, pan-and-tilt sensors on fixed platforms to track vehicles and dismounts, and ground-based sensors for missile defense.
SRM algorithms have a solid mathematical foundation, yet can run in real time on commercial, off-the-shelf platforms.
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New $150 million facility opens in Austin, Texas, expanding innovation and manufacturing capabilities
BAE Systems cuts ribbon at new Austin facility -
BAE Systems to develop filter technology to improve radar, communications, and electronic warfare capabilities
DARPA has awarded BAE Systems’ FAST LabsTM research and development organization a $6.5 million contract for the COmpact Front-end Filters at the ElEment-level (COFFEE) program. -
A milestone deliveryfor inauguralEC-37B Compass Call
A milestone delivery for Compass Call -
BAE Systems provides enhanced GPS technology for F-15 Eagle fighters
Better GPS signal reception and superior jamming immunity -
BAE Systems accelerates electronic warfare system production for F-15E and F-15EX Eagle fighter jets
State-of-the-art situational awareness and self-defense capabilities -
Production begins on Network Tactical Common Data Links for the U.S. Navy
NTCDL enter production phase -
BAE Systems to develop leap-forward technology for next-generation radar and communications systems
Technology can reduce the system from the size of a mini-fridge to the size of a quarter. -
BAE Systems to deliver advanced ballistic missile seekers
Designing and manufacturing next-generation IR seekers for THAAD interceptors -
Delivering advanced M-Code GPS products to Germany
The small, high-performance MPE-M provides assured Position, Navigation and Timing for applications where size, weight, and power are all critical factors.
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