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In 2020 Lockheed Martin selected Raytheon Technologies and a Northrop Grumman/Ball Aerospace team to design competing sensor payloads for Next Gen OPIR satellites.
Raytheon Technologies was selected to provide a second payload to complete the three-satellite Next Gen OPIR geosynchronous constellation.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space used a tabletop thermal vacuum chamber to complete early design validation of key optical components for its payload in time to support the payload critical design review held in July 2021.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space uses digital engineering to apply model correlation data from thermal vacuum testing in a simulation environment to demonstrate performance across mission threads from design to launch to post-delivery support.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space completed thermal vacuum testing of its sensor payload for the U.S. Space Force’s Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared (Next-Gen OPIR) GEO Block 0 missile warning satellites on 2022-01-27.
The Raytheon Intelligence & Space sensor payload for Next-Gen OPIR GEO Block 0 is being built in El Segundo, California.
Lockheed Martin Space selected Raytheon Intelligence & Space as one of two teams to design a viable sensor payload for Next-Gen OPIR GEO Block 0.
Raytheon won a $197 million, five-year contract in 2020 to design the FORGE operating system.
In 2020 the Space Force selected Raytheon, General Atomics, and ASTRA Space to develop electro-optical infrared weather satellite concepts.
The exercise utilized integrated swarm technology developed by a Raytheon BBN-led team.
Raytheon BBN created a speech interface integrated with the Tactical Assault Kit to facilitate rapid operational response.
Raytheon BBN's software assigns drones according to their capabilities to appropriate tasks.
Raytheon BBN developed a virtual reality interface to manage human swarm interactions and provide an interactive view of the environment.
Raytheon Intelligence & Space supported the fifth OFFensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics DARPA program field exercise.
The Raytheon BBN-led team includes Smart Information Flow Technologies and Oregon State University.
Raytheon BBN designed a scalable, modular, and decentralized approach to manage various platforms and missions.
Raytheon BBN created a library of simple tactic building blocks to accomplish mission objectives using inexpensive hardware.
Brad Tousley was president of Raytheon BBN Technologies.
Kristin Robertson is joining Raytheon Intelligence & Space as president of the Space & C2 strategic business unit.
Brad Tousley joined Raytheon Company in 2019 and has extensive experience in government agencies, the private sector, and the U.S. Military.