BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin advance Blizzard autonomous aircraft for electronic warfare and air-defense suppression missions

Mercury Systems advances AI/ML electronic warfare in space - Automation Magazine

Space-qualified AI hardware expands options for LEO and deep space missions Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are moving from terrestrial data centres into space-qualified electronic warfare (EW) systems, with Mercury Systems expanding its portfolio of radiation-tolerant processing platforms for missions spanning low Earth orbit (LEO), geostationary orbit (GEO) and deep space. According to Mercury Systems, the transition tow…

Stone Cloak: What We Actually Know About the British Electronic Warfare System - Root-Nation.com

Today, we’ll take a closer look at Stone Cloak and examine what is actually known about this reportedly secret British electronic warfare (EW) system, whose intellectual property rights have been transferred to Ukraine for domestic production. Introduction: An Unassuming Device the Size of a Tablet Some technologies make headlines through carefully staged product launches and […] Post Stone Cloak: What We Actually Know About the British Electron…

BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin advance Blizzard autonomous aircraft for electronic warfare and air-defense suppression missions

Blizzard is being developed by BAE Systems’ FalconWorks and Lockheed Martin Skunk Works. The roughly 400-pound unmanned aircraft has already completed captive-carry trials. The subsonic vehicle has a boxy, cruise-missile-like airframe with some low-observability features. It is designed for electronic warfare, attack, decoy and air-defense suppression missions. BAE Systems sees Blizzard as part of its expanding portfolio of uncrewed combat aircr…

Frankenburg Enhances the UK Missile Supply Chain Through BAE Systems and Roxel

Frankenburg Technologies is expanding the UK missile supply chain by partnering with UK defence companies BAE Systems and Roxel UK. These deals cover the missile’s warhead and rocket motor subsystems for Frankenburg’s new short-range interceptor. Frankenburg is an Estonian startup developing low-cost and mass-producible air-defence missiles intended to counter drone threats. It signed a Memorandum of Understanding with BAE Systems to co-develop …